Omron NX-SL3300 User Manual page 281

Setting Items
Replace with
Look in
Look at
Use
*1. The characters that you can use as wildcard characters are given on the next page.
l Wildcards
Charac-
ter
* Zero or more char-
acters
? Any single character Searches for a text string with a var-
# Any single number
[ ] Character in a set
[! ] Character not in a
set
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Enter the string to replace the search string with.
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You can select from previous replacement strings in the list.
You cannot use wildcard characters.
Specify the range to search. You can select from the following.
Programming : The search is performed on the program to which the selected ele-
ment belongs when the search is executed.
If the search is made on the Safety CPU Unit Setup and Program-
ming View, the search is performed only for the program in the Safe-
ty CPU Unit.
Current view : The current view is searched.
Specify the items to search. You can perform a search on the following items.
All : Variable tables (variable names in the table) and programs (jump la-
bels, Jump instruction names, and variable names in the programs)
Variable Name : Searches all variable names.
Instruction : Function block instance names
Specify if you want to use wildcard
Default : Do not use wildcard characters.
Wildcard : Use wildcard characters.
If you select to use wildcard characters, you can click the
ton to the right to view a list of characters used for wildcard charac-
ters. Select any of these characters to enter them in the Search
string.
Meaning
Searches for a text string that con-
tains a variable text string.
iable character.
Searches for any single number.
Searches for a single character in
the set.
Searches for a single character that
is not in the set.
Description
*1
characters.
Description
"new*" matches "newfile.txt".
"A?C" matches "ABC", "AdC", and
"AzC".
"7#" matches "71".
"ABC#" matches "ABC5".
"ABC[xyz]" matches "ABCx" and
"ABCy".
"ABC[x-z]" matches "ABCx" and
"ABCy".
"ABC[!xyz]" matches "ABCa" and
"ABCd".
"ABC[!x-z]" matches "ABCa" and
"ABCd".
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