The Library Generation Wizard generates a source code library that you can then use in Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) applications. The first screen of this wizard allows you to specify suitable identifiers for schematics and their component instances. The identifiers must be valid in the chosen target language, names that are already valid are filled in on the right hand column of the list. If unsure about what can be used as an identifier, a good rule is to start the identifier with a character [a-z] or [A-Z], then use either characters or digits for the remainder of the identifier, for example 'my1stIdentifier' and 'MySchematic' are valid identifiers, however '1stIdentifier' and '#id1' is not valid. 
The second screen of the wizard asks you to choose a target language for the source code library and a location to write the library files into. When using the automatically generated classes that represent components in your design, it is recommended that you do not modify their source code directly, but instead inherit from these classes if you need to add functionality. If you make changes to your project you will need to re-run the wizard to generate an updated set of classes to use with your own code. Please be aware that the implementation details of generated classes may change in later versions of Interactive Logic. |