Collaboration diagram for Write variable using symbols:

Functions
MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolBool8 (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const BOOL8 data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolChar (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const CHAR data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUchar (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const UCHAR data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolShort (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const SHORT data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUshort (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const USHORT data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolLong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const LONG data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUlong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const ULONG data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolLlong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const LLONG data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUllong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const ULLONG data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolFloat (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const FLOAT data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolDouble (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 *symbol, const DOUBLE data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolString (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const WCHAR16 data)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayBool8 (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const BOOL8 data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayChar (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const CHAR data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUchar (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const UCHAR data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayShort (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const SHORT data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUshort (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const USHORT data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayLong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const LONG data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUlong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const ULONG data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayLlong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const LLONG data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUllong (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const ULLONG data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayFloat (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const FLOAT data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayDouble (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const DOUBLE data, const ULONG numElements)

MLPIRESULT	mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayVoid (const MLPIHANDLE connection, const WCHAR16 symbol, const void data, const ULONG dataSize)

Detailed Description

The following functions provide symbolic write access to logic variables.

Attention: The addresses of the variables of the symbolic access might change on every download, reset origin or online change of the PLC application, so you have to stop each variable access before you load or change the PLC application!

The table shows the PLC data types within the IEC61131 environment 'IndraLogic' and the corresponding data types within the C/C++ environment (e.g. 'Workbench OEM') of the MLPI. On writing variables by symbols, on default, you use the functions below named after the MLPI data type like mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUchar. If you include the header mlpiLogicHelper.h, you can also use the equivalent functions named after the IEC61131 data types like mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolByte or like mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUsint.

Number of Bits	Data types of PLC	Data types of MLPI
8	BOOL	BOOL8
8	SINT	CHAR
16	INT	SHORT
32	DINT	LONG
64	LINT	LLONG
8	USINT	UCHAR
16	UINT	USHORT
32	UDINT	ULONG
64	ULINT	ULLONG
8	BYTE	UCHAR
16	WORD	USHORT
32	DWORD	ULONG
64	LWORD	ULLONG
32	REAL	FLOAT
64	LREAL	DOUBLE
8n	STRING	WCHAR16
16n	WSTRING	WCHAR16

Function Documentation

MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolBool8	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const BOOL8	data
	)

This function writes a given Boolean value (BOOL, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value 'TRUE' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 BOOL8 data = TRUE;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolBool8(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolChar	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const CHAR	data
	)

This function writes a given 8-bit signed value (SINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '42' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 CHAR data = 42;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolChar(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUchar	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const UCHAR	data
	)

This function writes a given 8-bit unsigned value (BYTE, USINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '0x2A' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 UCHAR data = 0x2A;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUchar(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolShort	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const SHORT	data
	)

This function writes a given 16-bit signed value (INT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '42' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 SHORT data = 42;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolShort(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUshort	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const USHORT	data
	)

This function writes a given 16-bit unsigned value (WORD, UINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '0x2A' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 USHORT data = 0x2A;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUshort(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolLong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const LONG	data
	)

This function writes a given 32-bit signed value (DINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '42' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 LONG data = 42;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolLong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUlong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const ULONG	data
	)

This function writes a given 32-bit unsigned value (DWORD, UDINT, TIME, DATE, DATE_AND_TIME, ..., MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '0x2A' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 ULONG data = 0x2A;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUlong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolLlong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const LLONG	data
	)

This function writes a given 64-bit signed value (LINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '42' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 LLONG data = 42;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolLlong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUllong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const ULLONG	data
	)

This function writes a given 64-bit unsigned value (LWORD, ULINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '0x2A' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 ULLONG data = 0x2A;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolUllong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolFloat	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const FLOAT	data
	)

This function writes a given 32-bit floating point value (single precision, REAL, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '1.23' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 FLOAT data = 1.23;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolFloat(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolDouble	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const DOUBLE	data
	)

This function writes a given 64-bit floating point value (double precision, LREAL, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value '1.23456' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 DOUBLE data = 1.23456;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolDouble(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolString	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const WCHAR16 *	data
	)

This function writes a given character string value (STRING, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the value that should be written.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the value 'This is a string' to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 WCHAR16 data[]=L"This is a string";
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolString(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data);

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayBool8	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const BOOL8 *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of Boolean values (BOOL, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of BOOL8 elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 BOOL8 data[] = {TRUE, FALSE};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayBool8(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayChar	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const CHAR *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 8-bit signed values (SINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of CHAR elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 CHAR data[] = {-1, 2};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayChar(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUchar	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const UCHAR *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 8-bit unsigned values (BYTE, USINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of UCHAR elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 UCHAR data[] = {1, 85};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUchar(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayShort	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const SHORT *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 16-bit signed values (INT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of SHORT elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 SHORT data[] = {-18, 65};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayShort(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUshort	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const USHORT *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 16-bit unsigned values (WORD, UINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of USHORT elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 USHORT data[] = {18, 33};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUshort(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayLong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const LONG *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 32-bit signed values (DINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of LONG elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 LONG data[] = {-42, 99};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayLong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUlong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const ULONG *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 32-bit unsigned values (DWORD, UDINT, TIME, DATE, DATE_AND_TIME, ..., MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of ULONG elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 ULONG data[] = {42, 55};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUlong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayLlong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const LLONG *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 64-bit signed values (LINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of LLONG elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 LLONG data[] = {-13, 44};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayLlong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUllong	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const ULLONG *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 64-bit unsigned values (LWORD, ULINT, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of ULLONG elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 ULLONG data[] = {13, 77};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayUllong(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayFloat	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const FLOAT *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 32-bit floating point values (single precision, REAL, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of FLOAT elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 FLOAT data[] = {1.234, 9.907};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayFloat(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayDouble	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const DOUBLE *	data,
		const ULONG	numElements
	)

This function writes an array of 64-bit floating point values (double precision, LREAL, MlpiLogicType) to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	numElements	Number of DOUBLE elements in 'data' available to write.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Example:: 1 // Writing the values to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 DOUBLE data[] = {1.23456789, 9.87654321};
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayDouble(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", data, _countof(data));

Referenced by utilLogicGetSymbolListExtended().

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MLPIRESULT mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayVoid	(	const MLPIHANDLE	connection,
		const WCHAR16 *	symbol,
		const void *	data,
		const ULONG	dataSize
	)

This function writes user-defined data type values to a variable by symbolic access.

Parameters

[in]	connection	Handle for multiple connections.
[in]	symbol	Symbol variable of PLC application.
[in]	data	Pointer to variable which contains the values that should be written.
[in]	dataSize	Number of bytes in data available to read.

Returns: Return value indicating success (>=0) or error (<0).

Note: It's highly recommended to use MLPI IEC data types (like MLPI_IEC_LREAL, MLPI_IEC_USINT, ... see mlpiGlobal.h) for an user defined structure.

Example:: 1 // Writing the value to the variable 'x1' in the program 'PlcProg' in an application called 'Application'.
2 DUT data;
3 MLPIRESULT result = mlpiLogicWriteVariableBySymbolArrayVoid(connection, L"Application.PlcProg.x1", &data, sizeof(data));

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