PLFORM
PLBCMP GUI Only
The PLFORM compiler directive allows the user to identify a form file that is included in the program. The instruction uses the format:
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Where:
label
Required. A Data Definition Label.
form
Required. The name of the form file included in the program.
Flags Affected: NONE
Note the following:
The {form} must have been generated by Sunbelt's Visual PL/B Designer utility.
Any changes made to a PLFORM file are reflected in programs that incorporate it after they are compiled again.
The default extension of a PLFORM files is .PLF, although another extension may be given.
If a drive or subdirectory is not given, the search path is searched, beginning at the current directory and then proceeding through list in order.
The supported {form} file formats are described as follows:
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Form Type |
Description |
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PLF |
Binary file created by the Visual PL/B Designer utility. This file contains PL/B objects, properties, events and PL/B user code. |
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PWF |
Binary file created by the Visual PL/B Designer utility. The PWF binary structure is the same as the PLF. However, there are specialized properties and events required to support the HTML objects created by a PL/B Web Server. |
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XPLF |
The XPLF file is a XML file format which contains all of the PLF PL/B objects, properties, events, and PL/B code as XML data. The XPLF XML data can be created using the Visual PL/B Designer utility. The XPLF XML data can be loaded, changed, and compiled the same as a PLF form. |
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XPWF |
The XPWF file is a XML file format which contains all of the PWF PL/B objects, properties, events, and PL/B code as XML data. The XPWF XML data can be created using the Visual PL/B Designer utility. The XPWF XML data can be loaded, changed, and compiled the same as a PWF form. |
See Also: FORMLOAD, Example Code, Compiler Directives
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