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by Alias, it is not necessary to keep your tags in any particular address or DRV
order.
Diagnostics Metadata
Every Input, Memory, and Output tag has associated with it three metadata
registers. These registers are allocated automatically when the tag is first defined
in Logic Memory, and they can be used to store diagnostic information about the
tag. For more information, see
Diagnostics Commands
on page 316.
5.4.3 Defining strings in Logic Memory
String variables are defined using dialogs that allow specification of a name, the
size or number of characters the variable may hold, and an initial value.
To define new String variables:
1. In the
Project Workspace pane
, double-click on Logic Memory to expand
the hierarchy.
2. Select and open the Strings data table. The Strings editor window will
appear.
3. Click Add to add a new address to the table.
4. Click in the Alias field of the empty address and enter a name for the
String. The name must be a continuous alphanumeric string that does not
begin with a number.
NOTE: Aliases are case sensitive.
5. Click in the Element Length field and enter the maximum number of
ASCII characters that the String should hold. Maximum length is 255.