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<$Type [|Function,Parameters [...]]$>
Element | Description |
Type | Type identifies the information that will replace the Smart Text placeholder. Type is the only required element. |
| (pipe character) | Identifies the start of an additional processing instruction. |
Function | Identifies any additional processing that will be applied to the value that replaces the Smart Text placeholder. These functions are supported: | Info |
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Important The SUBASSY function is limited to use with the <$Barcode$> Smart Text placeholder only. |
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Parameters | A comma-separated list of values that varies depending on the function. |
Any Smart Text placeholder can include zero or more additional processing instructions where each processing instruction uses three elements:
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SUBASSY, SUBSTR, and REPLACE functions
Function | Description |
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SUBASSY | | Info |
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Important The SUBASSY function is limited to use with the <$Barcode$> Smart Text placeholder only. |
When a <$Barcode$> Smart Text placeholder is resolved, it is replaced with the UID of the targeted item. <Reference Designator> is the only parameter for the SUBASSY function. The <Reference Designator> parameter identifies the location where the sub-assembly whose barcode will be returned. When the SUBASSY function is applied, it directs the additional processing to return the UID of the sub-assembly directly attached to the targeted item at the location identified by the <Reference Designator> parameter. If a sub-assembly isn't present at the location identified by the reference designator recorded for parameter 1, the resolved value is a string length of zero. Example: <$Barcode|SUBASSY,SUB1$>
In the example, the barcode returned is the barcode of the sub-assembly at the location SUB1 on the unit being worked on.
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SUBSTR | The SUBSTR function returns a substring of the resolved Smart text value. Th SUBSTR function has two parameters: The first parameter identifies the index of the first character in the string to be returned. The second parameter identifies the length of the string to be returned. The first character in a string is located at index 1. Example: <$Batch|SUBSTR,3,7$>
In the example, if the Batch Name is ABCDEFGHIJKL, the Smart Text placeholder is replaced with the string CDEFGHI.
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REPLACE | The REPLACE function returns the resolved value having replaced every instance of the string defined in the first parameter with the string defined in the second parameter. This function has two parameters: The first parameter identifies the string to be replaced. The second parameter is the string to be substituted for each occurrence of the first parameter found in the resolved value. Example: <$Batch|REPLACE,ABC,x$>
In the example, if the Batch Name is ABCDEFABCJKL, the Smart Text placeholder is replaced with the string xDEFxJKL.
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