10.2 RTC6 Command Set
The commands are in alphabetical order.
The general structure of the command tables is as
(1)
follows
:
(1) A program language-neutral form is used. Each real
programming language has its own individual naming.
Category of
example_command_name_one
the command
Function
Short description describing the purpose of the command.
Call
Shows the correct spellings and the sequence of the parameters. Note, there is no
semicolon at the end of the line. A '&' (address operator) is only used in this table row and
indicates a pointer. Examples:
example_command_name_one( parameter_A, ¶meter_B, parameter_C )
example_variable = example_command_name_one( parameter_A )
A
Parameters(*)
C
B
Returned
parameter
values(**)
Result
If implemented: mentions the returned result value and data type in generic form
(Example: error code #. As an unsigned 32-bit value.). A value range is here only given, if
the actual usable one is smaller than the value range of the data type.
If not implemented: "None."
Comments
• Additional information on this command.
• References to other chapters and publications.
RTC4RTC6
States the differences to the command (of the same name) of the RTC4 command set.
RTC5RTC6
States the differences to the command (of the same name) of the RTC5 command set.
Version info
For example, states the minimum versions of DLL, RBF, OUT which are required to use the
command, latest change in version.
References
Links to related commands: command_name_two, command_name_three
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10 RTC6 Commands
Short text. Data type.
(*) in some C/C++ code descriptions labeled with __out.
Short text. Data type.
Short text. Data type.
(**) in some C/C++ code descriptions labeled with __out.
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