Scripts related to graphics modules are scripts that are executed in the SCADA Server when a particular graphics module starts, runs, or ends.
When the studio is in the module editor, select the 'Etc' text menu and you will see a menu like <Figure 1>
<Figure 1> In the module editor's 'Etcr' text menu, select the script-related menu
Scripts related to graphics modules, such as <Figure 1>, are of the same type and content as shown in <Table 1>.
Type of Script |
Details |
Number of scripts |
Script On Module Opened |
Run once when the current graphics module is opened |
No more than 1 |
Script On Module Running |
Always runs while the current graphics module is open |
|
Script On Module Closed |
Executes once when the current graphics module closes |
|
Script On Module Activated |
Run once when the current graphics module is activated |
|
Script On Module Deactivated |
Executes once when the current graphics module is inactive |
<Table 1> Types and contents of scripts related to graphics modules
If you select a script related to a graphics module, such as <Figure 1>, the script editor like <Figure 2> is launched, and you can write the script using the editor and how to write the script.
1. The Script ON Module Opend/Closed in <Figure 1> is the script that is executed (once) when the current graphics module is opened or closed in the graphics watch.
2. The Script On Module Running is the script that is executed while the graphics module is being watched.
The Script On Module Activated/Deactivated is the script that is executed
when the current graphics module is activated or disabled (once).
3. In this
case, the active state is when the window is focused (mouse selected), and when
there is no focus, it is inactive.
<Figure 2> Example of a script editor for Script On Module Opened
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