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- Introduction to CTRL
- CONTROL Classes
- Types of Control Functions
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- CONTROL Functions
  - Funtions A
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  - Funtions C
  - Funtions D
  - Functions E
  - Functions F
  - Functions G
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  - Functions I
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  - Functions L
  - Functions M
  - Functions N
  - Functions O
  - Functions P
  - Functions Q
  - Functions R
  - Functions S
  - Functions T
  - Functions U
    - udpClose()
      Closes the connection to a UDP socket.
    - udpOpen()
      Opens a connection to a UDP socket.
    - udpRead()
      Reads the data from a UDP socket.
    - udpWrite()
      Writes data to the passed UDP socket (host).
    - uiConnect()
      The function allows you to connect to a specific event with a callback function and call this callback function in case the connected event is triggerd. This is a similar behavior to e.g. ControlA_D/dpConnect.html
    - uiConnectUserData()
      The function allows to connect to a specific event with a callback function and call this callback function in case the connected event is triggerd. This is a similar behavior to e.g. dpConnect(). Additionally to uiConnect() specific user data can be passed to the callback function.
    - uiDisconnect()
      The function allows to disconnect previously established connections of the functions uiConnect() and uiConnectUserData().
    - uniDynPatternMatch()
      Checks whether particular strings in a dynamic field have a specific pattern.
    - uniFPrintf()
      Writes to a file.
    - uniFPrintfPL()
      Writes to a file similar to uniFPrintf() except changes to the current WinCC OA language before converting.
    - uniFPrintfUL()
      Writes to a file similar to uniFPrintf() except changes to the current Windows user language before converting.
    - uniPatternMatch()
      Checks whether particular string have a specific pattern.
    - uniSPrintf()
      Formats a string.
    - uniSPrintfUL()
      Formats a string.
    - uniStrChange()
      Changes the content of a string at a specific index for a defined count of digits with a replacing string.
    - uniStrExpand()
      Returns a formatted string.
    - uniStrFormat()
      Returns a formatted string.
    - uniStrLen()
      Returns the length of a string.
    - uniStrPos()
      Returns the position of a string within another.
    - uniStrReplace()
      Replaces parts of a string with another string.
    - uniStrTok()
      Searches a string for the first occurrence of any of a set of characters.
    - uniStrToLower()
      Changes a string to lowercase.
    - uniStrToUpper()
      Converts a lower-case string to a string in capital letters.
    - uniSubStr()
      Cuts a string or a character of a certain length (characters) out of another string.
    - unzip()
      The function unpacks a file into a specified directory.
    - uploadPreparedValues()
      The method uploads values from the internal data structure to MindSphere.
    - useQueryRDBDirect()
      The function checks if RDB (Oracle) is used for queries.
    - useRDBArchive()
      The function useRDBArchive() checks if RDB archives are used for the archiving in a project.
    - useRDBGroups()
      The function useRDBGroups() checks if RDB groups are used for archiving.
    - userDefFunc()
      Calls C++ functions.
    - usesTouchScreen()
      Query if the UI is currently using touch-input mode or mouse mode..
    - useValueArchive()
      The function checks whether the valueArchive archiving is used.
    - usr_deleteSetting()
      Deletes a user setting from the configuration management.
    - uss_getGenericSetting()
      Reads all user or user group settings without hierarchy.
    - uss_getMyUsergroup()
      Returns the user group with the lowest position ID.
    - uss_getSpecificSetting()
      Reads a specific user(group) setting without hierarchy.
    - uss_getSpecificUserSetting()
      Reads a specific user setting with hierarchy.
    - uss_getUserSettings()
      Reads all user settings with hierarchy.
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  - Functions X
  - Functions Y
  - Functions Z
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uniDynPatternMatch()

Checks whether particular strings in a dynamic field have a specific pattern.

Synopsis

dyn_string uniDynPatternMatch ( string pattern, dyn_string ds);

Parameters


Parameter	Description
pattern	Pattern-String
ds	Array, whose strings are to be checked

Return value

Returns the strings, which meet the pattern, in an array.

Description

Checks whether the elements in the array ds possess the pattern specified in pattern . The asterisk "*" replaces any number of characters, the question mark "?" replaces any character, characters in square brackets one of the characters specified in brackets.

Under Linux, the same rules for pattern apply as those that apply for Linux command lines for addressing files: These rules can be retrieved by using "man 5 regexp" on Linux computers.

Example

The function checks the pattern "*a" in the following strings: "abc", "cdea", "abcd", "cdeafgh", "bbacc", "xyz".

main()
{
  string pattern;
  dyn_string ds1, ds2;
  pattern = "*a";
  ds1 = makeDynString("abc", "cdea", "abcd", "cdeafgh", "bbacc",
  "xyz");
  ds2 = uniDynPatternMatch(pattern, ds1);
  DebugN("The pattern is valid for: " + ds2); //Return value is
  "cdea"
}

The function checks the pattern "?y?" in the following strings: "abc", "cdea", "abcd", "cdeafgh", "bbacc", "xyz".

main()
{
  string pattern;
  dyn_string ds1, ds2;
  pattern = = "?y?"
  ds1 = makeDynString("abc", "cdea", "abcd", "cdeafgh", "bbacc",
  "xyz");
  ds2 = uniDynPatternMatch(pattern, ds1);
  DebugN("The pattern is valid for: " + ds2); //Return value is
  "xyz"
}

Assignment

Dynamic arrays

Availability

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