Syntax
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PointGetMultiple point1[,point2[,point3…]]
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Description
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Request data from up to 30 points in a single snapshot request.
If the function fails, an error is generated.
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Comments (CimBasic)
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If you need to get data from several points, use this function rather than issuing a single
PointGet
command for each point.
For the example below, it is six times more efficient to use
PointGetMultiple
, since the data is retrieved from the Point Manager in a single request, rather than six separate
PointGet
requests.
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Parameter
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Description
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pointn
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Point objects for which data is going to be requested. Up to 30 may be specified as function parameters.
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Example (CimBasic)
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sub main()
Dim x As New Point: x.Id = "R1"
Dim x1 As New Point: x1.Id = "R2"
Dim x2 As New Point: x2.Id = "R3"
Dim x3 As New Point: x3.Id = "R4"
Dim x4 As New Point: x4.Id = "R5"
Dim x5 As New Point: x5.Id = "R6"
PointGetMultiple x,x1,x2,x3,x4,x5
End Sub
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Comments (.NET)
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PointGetMultiple has been ported to .NET as follows:
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void Cimplicity.PointGetMultiple(Point[] points);
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PointGetMultiple takes an array of Point objects, which is different from CimBasic where CimBasic functions take variable arguments with each being a Point object.
Otherwise .NET and CimBasic behavior is the same for this function.
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Example (.NET)
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Proficy.CIMPLICITY;
public class PGM
{
public void Main()
{
Point[] array = new Point[3];
using (Point one = new Point(), two = new Point(), three = new Point())
{
one.Id = "PGM_01";
one.OnChange();
two.Id = "PGM_02";
two.OnChange();
three.Id = "PGM_03";
three.OnChange();
array[0] = one;
array[1] = two;
array[2] = three;
try
{
Cimplicity.PointGetMultiple(array);
foreach (Point p in array)
{
Cimplicity.Trace(p.Id + " -> " + p.Value.ToString());
}
}
catch (Exception x)
{
Cimplicity.Trace("Failure: " + x.Message);
}
}
}
}
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See Also
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PointGet (method)
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