TableDrivenBlock Element/en

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Introduction[Bearbeiten]

A table driven block describes an action's behavior via an "slave block" and an table of input values. While executing the underlying block is looped through and executed once for each line in the table, with input values as specified.

Slave Blocks[Bearbeiten]

A slave block is a block that describes what is done in one iteration of the loop. Any block that has a least one input pin and doesn't have input values other than numbers, strings and boolean can be a table blocks slave block.

Introductory Table Driven Block Example[Bearbeiten]

The following example shows how a slave block is executed for a specified table.

The execution of a table driven block.

Editors[Bearbeiten]

The table which defines the behavior of a table driven block is edited in the table editor. This is the "internal view" of the block. The interface of an compound block (e.g. number and type of output pins) can be regarded as its "external view" and can be inspected in the schema editor.



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