Omron CX-SUPERVISOR - SCRIPT REFERENCE REV2.0 Reference Manual page 29

CHAPTER 4 – CX-Supervisor Script Language
Remarks
Argument
Condition
Statementblock1
Statementblock2
Typical Examples
IF fuel < 0 THEN
fuel = 0
ENDIF
Provided Integer point 'fuel' is less than 0, then it is assigned the value 0.
IF burner THEN
fuel = fuel - rate
ENDIF
Provided Boolean point 'burner' is ''TRUE'', then Integer point 'fuel' is assigned a new value. It is
also possible to apply 'IF burner == TRUE THEN' as the first line, with identical results.
IF distance > 630 AND distance < 660 AND lift >= -3 THEN
winner = TRUE
burner = FALSE
ENDIF
Provided that Integer point 'distance' is greater in value than 630 AND 'distance' is less in value than
660 (i.e. 'distance' is a value between 630 and 660) AND point 'lift' is greater than or equal to -3,
then Boolean points 'winner' and 'burner' are assigned new values.
IF burner AND fuel > 0 AND rate > 0 THEN
fuel = fuel - rate
ELSE
lift = 0
altitude = 0
ENDIF
Provided that Boolean point 'burner' is ''TRUE'' AND points 'fuel' and 'rate' are greater in value
than 0, then 'fuel' is assigned a new value. Otherwise points 'lift' and 'altitude' are assigned a new
value.
References
Refer to chapter 4, Punctuation, Indentation for details on the layout of code.
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The condition is made up of points and constants, using relational, logical or
arithmetical notation as a test. The condition can evaluate Boolean state
'TRUE' and 'FALSE', Integer or Real numbers, or a text string.
One or more statements which are performed if the condition is met.
One or more statements which are performed if the condition is not met.
Description
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