Basic Characteristics RAPID

IDisable Disables interrupts
Example
IDisable (Interrupt Disable) is used to disable all interrupts temporarily. It may, for
example, be used in a particularly sensitive part of the program where no interrupts
may be permitted to take place in case they disturb normal program execution.
IDisable;
FOR i FROM 1 TO 100 DO
character[i]:=ReadBin(sensor);
ENDFOR
IEnable;
Program execution
Syntax
No interrupts are permitted as long as the serial channel is reading.
Interrupts which occur during the time in which an IDisable instruction is in effect are
placed in a queue. When interrupts are permitted once more, the interrupt(s) of the program
then immediately start generating, executed in “first in - first out” order in the
queue.
IDisable‘;’
Related information
Summary of interrupts
Described in:
RAPID Summary - Interrupt
Permitting interrupts Instructions - IEnable
RAPID Reference Manual 8-IDisable-1