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Subrange Statements |
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Statements
SubrangeInteger SubrangeBoolean SubrangeEnumeration SubrangeFixed SubrangeFloat SubrangeString
General
Subrange statements specify further constraints on values the subtype can take on from the base type.
SubrangeInteger Statement
Subtype IntegerSubtype SubrangeInteger:Sys_Typ_Int_Fst_Lst Sub_Fst_Lst : <<First>> .. <<Last>> Sub_Fst_Neg : <<First>> .. -9000 Sub_Pos_Lst : +9000 .. <<Last>> Sub_Pos_Pos : 1000 .. 9000
The SubrangeInteger statement is used to specify a new integer type that is based on an existing integer type.
SubrangeBoolean Statement
Subtype BooleanSubtype SubrangeBoolean:Bol_Bool Sub_Loop Sub_Turn
The SubrangeBoolean statement is used to specify a new Boolean type that is based on an existing Boolean type.
SubrangeEnumeration Statement
Subtype EnumerationSubtype SubrangeEnumeration:Enm_Day Sub_Restday : <<First>> .. <<Last>> Sub_Workday : MONDAY .. FRIDAY Sub_Talkday : TUESDAY .. THURSDAY Sub_Weekend : SATURDAY .. SUNDAY
The SubrangeEnumeration statement is used to specify a new enumeration type that is based on an existing enumeration type.
SubrangeFixed Statement
Subtype FixedSubtype SubrangeFixed:Neg_Num Sub_Sme_Fst_Lst : <<Same>> : <<First>> .. <<Last>> Sub_Num_Neg_Num : 0.001 : -10.0 .. 1.0 Sub_Num_Neg_Neg : 0.001 : 10.0 .. 100.0
The SubrangeFixed statement is used to specify a new fixed type that is based on an existing fixed type.
SubrangeFloat Statement
Subtype FloatSubtype SubrangeFloat:Sme_Fst_Lst Sub_Sme_Fst_Lst : <<Same>> : <<First>> .. <<Last>> Sub_Num_Neg_Pos : 3 : -80.0 .. +70.0 Sub_Num_Num_Num : 2 : 4.0 .. 40.0
The SubrangeFloat statement is used to specify a new float type that is based on an existing float type.
SubrangeString Statement
Subtype StringSubtype SubrangeString:Str_Sme Sub_Sme : <<Same>> Sub_Num : 100
The SubrangeString statement is used to specify a new string type that is based on an existing string type. |
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