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Assign...<br />

color.<br />

Bits 8−15 The high byte contains the static text color.<br />

For both of these settings, the same colors which can be used for foreground and<br />

background in the editor are possible (see above).<br />

The Assign... button opens a dialog box to select a variable for the Source field. By default, only<br />

variables of suitable types are displayed.<br />

For the general operation of dialog boxes.<br />

OK<br />

Buttons<br />

Applies settings and closes the dialog box. If settings cannot be applied because of an error, it is<br />

indicated and the dialog box is not closed.<br />

Note:<br />

All changes are applied, including those made under different (hidden) tabs.<br />

Cancel Closes the dialog box and discards any changes made.<br />

3.2.1.2 Static Picture Element Line − Reference<br />

Using this picture element, lines can be created to optically organize the picture and to delineate and arrange<br />

the other fields in the picture. Lines can be created using any color supported by the display.<br />

Horizontal and vertical lines can be represented on all graphic displays. Diagonal lines can be represented on all<br />

graphic displays except for CAN and serial controllers or operator panels.<br />

General<br />

Summary of the basic properties of this static picture element.<br />

Function Displays lines.<br />

Availability<br />

Appearance<br />

Individual<br />

Colors<br />

Horizontal and vertical lines can be represented on all graphic displays (even semi−graphic on<br />

CAN and serial controllers) Diagonal lines can be be represented on all graphic displays except<br />

for CAN and serial controllers or panels.<br />

Lines will be displayed in the project exactly as they are configured in the editor.<br />

Special functions:<br />

• Visible/Invisible switching using the Status process variable<br />

• Selectable line color<br />

The following can be individually set for lines:<br />

• Line color<br />

All colors can either be set in the editor or during runtime using a process variable.<br />

Properties<br />

Line properties are set under the various tabs of the Properties dialog box. Properties can be reached by<br />

double−clicking on the line in the editor.<br />

Available settings are described respectively on their own pages. The following list provides an outline of the<br />

possible settings (tabs), as well as references to detailed information.<br />

Parameter<br />

Colors<br />

Introduction to <strong>Visual</strong> <strong>Components</strong> 2.3<br />

Basic parameters of the line such as position and status are defined under this tab. This page must<br />

be configured for all created lines.<br />

Settings under this tab can be used to specify user−defined color settings and to connect process<br />

variables for controlling colors. This is very useful for color displays, but can also be used for<br />

black/white displays.<br />

14 3.2.1.2 Static Picture Element Line − Reference

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