How to Add Functions and Commands Using the Syntax Assistant
How to Add Functions and Commands Using the Syntax Assistant
What to do: |
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As a prerequisite for this example, you must have added a comment line as described in How to add functions and commands. |
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Change to Insert
mode with the button  . |
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Click the field. |
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Click the button |
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Select the entry. |
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Enter 10 in the field. |
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Click the field. |
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Click the button |
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Select .
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| A selection window with all input / output functions and commands is opened. | |
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Select the command. |
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Click the button
 to confirm
your selection. |
| A syntactically correct function is added. Instead of the not yet defined variables and options description fields are displayed and must be replaced. | |
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Explanation Fields |
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Click the explanation field
and then click the button |
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Select
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A selection mask is opened. |
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Select the
command and click the button
to confirm your selection. |
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Click the explanation field
and then click the button |
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Select the option from this menu. |
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Replace the three points with 23.2641758. |
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Click the '1' in the explanation field and then click the button to call up the Syntax Assistant. All unmarked options are deleted. |
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If the wrong option
has been selected, click the button 
, to undo the changes. |
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Enter yes in the field. |
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Click the button |
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Select to insert an empty column. |
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Enter no under , and . |
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To save the entry
click the button .
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The list should now look as follows: |
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The rule column 4 (R 04) has been added automatically since a leading rule column must stand in front of any ELSE column. |
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Additional Steps |
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A selection menu is opened.