Summary
This table contains all the function keys defined in the configuration. This includes both diagram-specific and global function keys.
Important: It is not possible to insert a new record in this table. Create a new record in the CONF table or SUPERCONF table which will supply the OAN, AREA and ENAME fields. Then open the PICTURE table, and set FUNCTIONKEYS to 1. Now you can enter the remaining properties in this table.
|
Field name |
SQL type |
Description |
GUI name |
|---|---|---|---|
|
OAN |
INTEGER |
The object’s autonumber (read only). |
- |
|
AREA |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the area in which the diagram specified below resides. |
Name in Area Properties dialog box |
|
ENAME |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the diagram for which the function key is defined or Global if you are defining a global function key. |
Name in Diagram Properties dialog box |
|
FKEYINDEX |
INTEGER |
A number identifying the function key: 1 = F1 (used to access Help by default) 2 = F2 3 = F3 ….. |
Function keys drop-down list on Function Key Assignment tab |
|
TARGETOAN |
INTEGER |
The target object’s autonumber. |
- |
|
TARGETAREA |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the area in which the target object resides. |
- |
|
TARGETNAME |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the object you want to activate with the function key |
Object name drop-down list on Function Key Assignment tab |
|
ATOM |
INTEGER |
A number identifying the exact atom you want to activate. |
Index on Function Key Assignment tab |
|
VBAEVENT |
INTEGER |
0 = Do not run VBA code. 1 = Run VBA code when pressed. |
Run VBA code on Function Key Assignment tab |
|
OUTVALUE |
DOUBLE |
The command you want to issue (digital) or the value you want to insert (other object types) when the operator presses this function key. NOTE: For diagrams,
always specify “0”. The numbers can be found in the DIG_CMD table |
Command/Value on Function Key Assignment tab |
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