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VersionNumber(1) & " Build " & App.VersionNumber(2) & "." & App.VersionNumber(3) Application.StatusBar = "Started " & Version 'MsgBox Version '== Test Build number

Examples: GetCmp(Tnk_1.Lvl (%),<,1) sets the driver slot bit to 1 if the tank level is less than 1% full. GetCmp(P_1.T (C),>,100) returns 1 if the temperature

Navigation: User Guide ➔ View ➔ Plant Model ➔ Settings This tab page on the Plant Model Access Window has a number of parameters that the user may either

then the user can access the Solver Setup (ProBal) dialog box to set the solve options. If one of the Dynamic modes is selected, then the user can access

maximum value of byte type. i = 0.1 ;i = 1 (true) Bit is true if i ≠ 0 i = 12 ;i = 1 (true) Bit is true if i ≠ 0 i = -3 ;i = 1 (true) Bit is true if i ≠ 0 i

= -1 (not found) w = StrFind(s,"Cad") ;w = -1 (not found) w = StrStrFrom(s,b,3) ;w = 3 w = StrFindFrom(s,b,3) ;w = 3 w = StrStrFrom(s,b,4) ;w = -1 (not

alert the user to this. Please refer to section Hints and Comments for more comprehensive hints on how to troubleshoots the controller, user can also have

Left$(uProcess.szExeFile, IIf(InStr(1, uProcess.szExeFile, Chr$(0)) > 0, InStr(1, uProcess.szExeFile, Chr$(0)) - 1, 0)) If InStr(processName, SearchName)

opening any dynamic projects, user must first edit the configuration file to select the dynamic solve mode, alternatively, user can select to edit the configuration

Navigation: User Guide ➔ Edit ➔ Find Units using Query Related Links: Quick Find This feature allows user to search Any SysCAD variable using TagSelect

method of representing heat transfer between the unit and the environment. The user may set the final temperature in the unit, or an energy loss or gain to the

required to be able to insert these models into a project, it is required if the user wishes to use any of the PSD methods within the models. Some models require

umber[1]) + " Build " + std::to_string(BuildMajor) + "." + std::to_string(BuildMinor); std::cout << "Started " << VersionStr << "\n"; //== Test Build number

MgCl2 in the range 20 to 28 t/h. Now that we have the data (saved in test.npy and test1.npy), we need to generate the plot. We are only interested in data

to show user how to add in size data for their project, to do so, user must first set up the configuration file to include: Make sure SizeDst1.dll - Species

elements. The user may read in an array from a file. The file may be either a CSV file, created using Excel, or a TXT file, created using a test editor such

type of tank (for example, CSTR). For this type of tank, the user may define additional user variables, then define some correlations (functions or subroutines)

location. See also: How do I send a project to another user? How do I open a project sent from another user? Why can't I open the OLI project created by others

reaction results where User Calc is used for extent control. Added example on how to use User Calc reaction as reaction extent: Using UserCalc Reaction Extent

quick test is to see if you can create (and then delete) a folder or file in the license folder, if you can't then you don't have the appropriate user permissions