bobwithdana
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In contrologx what would be the reason someone would us the # sign. In a comput statement is says x #QUAN
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Ken Roach
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I think that's put there by RSLogix 5000 to indicate a placeholder when there's a math error. You sometimes also see #NaN for "Not a Number" or #INF for an Infinite result.
It's definitely not a user-entered tag or shorthand.
It's definitely not a user-entered tag or shorthand.
Sometimes this is use to determine the variable:
Prefix Description
16# Hexadecimal
For example; 16#0F0F
8# Octal
For example; 8#16
2# Binary
For example; 2#00110011
Can you provide the complete instruction?
Regards,
Garry
http://www.accautomation.ca
Prefix Description
16# Hexadecimal
For example; 16#0F0F
8# Octal
For example; 8#16
2# Binary
For example; 2#00110011
Can you provide the complete instruction?
Regards,
Garry
http://www.accautomation.ca
To Ken's point without seeing the statement #QUAN could refer to Quotient error, are you dividing by zero? or Quantity error, maybe it is expecting a non negative Integer and it is not getting one
BTW Just guessing on these
BTW Just guessing on these
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