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compilation the CAPL compiler replaces the symbolic name by the corresponding
identifier 0x64.
Now you only need to define which actions should be performed when the event occurs.
Since the program is to count messages, the variable counter must be must
be incremented whenever a message is registered. The complete procedure appears
as follows:
on message EngineData
{
}
counter++;
As a last step, the output to the Write window must still be implemented. Finally, the
program should not just count messages, but also keep track of how many messages
have been counted.
The output to the Write window should occur when the ‘a’ key is pressed. Therefore,
you must define another event procedure for the event "Press key 'a'". In the Browser
tree you select the type Keyboard. This causes the previously defined on message
procedure to disappear, since it belongs to a different event type. Of course it still
remains a component of the CAPL program and will appear again as soon as you
select the Messages event type again.
Now insert a Keyboard event in the CAPL program from the popup menu. A new
procedure template will appear in the Procedures Text Editor, which you fill out as
follows:
on key 'a'
{
}
write("%d EngineData messages counted",counter);
The format entry %d refers to the integer variable counter, which is entered after
the comma. For the most part, this format string conforms to the C function
printf().
That completes the program. Save it and then start the compiler either with the F9
key, or the main menu command Compiler│Compile or by the lightning icon button
on the toolbar. If you have made an error in creating the program, a message window
will open showing you the error. Double click this error message to go to the location
where the error occurred. After you have corrected it and saved the program file
again, recompile the program. Once the program has compiled without errors, the
message Compiled appears in the status bar at the bottom of Browser's main window.
Now start the measurement. The generator block in the transmit branch begins to
cyclically transmit messages of the type EngineData, which are now counted by your
program. Whenever you press the 'a' key the text "n EngineData messages
counted" can be seen in the Write window, whereby n represents the number of
messages counted.
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