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Appendix: Built-in Scripting Language Returned value n −1 −2 Number of IP addresses found Invalid number of parameters Invalid parameter type Examples Tag Name Expression Tag GetIPAll( "TagArrayIP" ) // Returned value = 1 Tag GetIPAll( "TagArrayIP", Second ) // Returned value = 2 GetMemoryCE Returns the total memory available in a Windows Embedded device. Function Group Execution Windows Embedded Thin Client GetMemoryCE System Info Synchronous Not supported Supported Supported Syntax GetMemoryCE({ | optNumType }) optNumType A numeric flag that specifies which type of memory the project should retrieve from the device: Value Description 0 Total program memory 1 Total storage memory 2 Total memory This is an optional parameter; if no value is specified, then the default is 0. Returned value >0 Size of memory in bytes. −1 −2 −3 Coredll.dll file not found. GetMemoryCE function not found. Invalid optional parameter. Examples Tag Name Expression Tag GetMemoryCE( 1 ) GetNetMACID Gets the MAC ID unique code from the currently installed network adapter(s). Function Group Execution Windows Embedded Thin Client GetNetMACID System Info Synchronous Supported Supported Supported <strong>InduSoft</strong> Web Studio Page 663
Appendix: Built-in Scripting Language Syntax GetNetMACID( "optTagMACID", "optTagAdapterName" ) optStrMACID Name of a string tag, which receives the MAD ID of the network adapter. If there is more than one network adapter currently installed in the station, the user can configure a string array tag in this parameter, so each array position receives the MAC ID from one network adapter. optStrAdapterName Name of a string tag, which receives the name of the network adapter. If there is more than one network adapter currently installed in the station, the user can configure a string array tag in this parameter, so each array position receives the name from one network adapter. This parameter is optional. Returned value Value Description >0 Number of network adapters found. 0 No network adapters found. -1 Invalid number of parameters. -2 One of the parameters is not string type. -3 Tag configured in optTagMACID does not exist. -4 Tag configured in optTagAdapterName does not exist. Examples Tag Name NumNIC NumNIC NumNIC Expression GetNetMACID("MACIDTag") GetNetMACID("MACIDTag", "AdapterName") GetNetMACID("MACIDTag[1]", "AdapterName[1]") GetOS Reports the current operating system. Function Group Execution Windows Embedded Thin Client GetOS System Info Synchronous Supported Supported Supported Syntax GetOS() This function takes no parameters. Returned value 0 Windows 3.11 1 Windows 95/98/ME 2 Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 3 Windows CE/Mobile Page 664 <strong>InduSoft</strong> Web Studio
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InduSoft Web Studio ® v7.1 User Gu
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Contents Project Explorer..........
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Contents Alarms....................
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Contents Getting help..............
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Contents Security functions........
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Contents System Info functions.....
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Introduction • Testing and Debugg
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Introduction FTP Take advantage of
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Introduction communications in real
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Installation Installation This sect
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Licensing Protection Types InduSoft
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Licensing Product Versions InduSoft
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Tags and the Project Database Tags
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