WRITE_LTAB
This command enables you to write new values to the specified user table.
The format of the command is as follows:
WRITE_LTAB 'User table name'
(Row-number Column-number) or (TITLE Title-string-number)
Value
An example of the command is given below:
WRITE_LTAB 'usertable1'
3 5
26.1
WRITE_LTAB requires three pieces of data.
The first is the name of the user table for the command. The second is the position in the specified user table to which the value is to be written, and the third is the value itself.
In the above example, the value 26.1 is to be written to the position row 3 and column 5 in the user table usertable1.
You can specify the position in another way, for example, TITLE 2, which means title string 2.
You can specify a 'text string' or a number as a value, for example, 'WHEEL' or 26.1 which are both valid. Also, you can specify a variable name or another command as the value, for example, RADIUS, which means the value of variable RADIUS is the value specified, or (READ_LTAB 'logtable1' 2 3), which means the output from this command is the value specified.