Adding Comments To Structure Elements; Filtering Library References - Siemens SIMATIC BATCH Operating Manual

If you do not want to delete the content of the substructure, select the menu command Edit >
Resolve substructure. The content of the substructure is then embedded in the diagram instead
of the substructure box.
Nesting depth
A substructure itself can contain other substructures. When the maximum nesting depth is
reached, the insertion of substructures is rejected and the following error message is displayed:
Maximum nesting depth reached. Solution: Break up substructures or arrange nested
simultaneous and alternative branches.
Additional information
Resolve substructure (Page 1100)
10.4.5.18

Adding comments to structure elements

Procedure
With the menu command Edit > Text, you open a dialog box in the BATCH Recipe Editor in
which you can enter a comment for the object (structure element) selected in the recipe.
Note
The text of the comment is displayed beside the objects if you activate the object comments
with the menu command View
10.4.5.19

Filtering library references

If a library reference is inserted within a recipe, all library operations / library substructures of
the same unit class are offered for selection. There are no unit classes if the unit is allocation
through conditions. All library operations and library substructures are thus offered for
selection.
If you want to restrict the selection of library references to allowed unit classes, you should
work on the basis of unit classes and thereby filter the selection.
Library operations with identical unit classes are offered for selection for nested recipes.
Requirement
Before you can work with a unit class basis, you need to deactivate the "Unit selection
according to conditions" check box in the "General" tab of the "Project settings" dialog. This
setting then applies to newly created library operations or library substructures and recipes.
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