OtfLiteralExamples

Introduction

The OTF displays the literal values in the simple self-defined format for the underlined OTX codes. The following example table will help users get acquainted with these formats.

List of Literals

The following list contains the OTF literal equivalent of all OTX data types which support literals.

OTX Data Type	OTF Literal Equivalent (Examples)	Notes
Core
Boolean	true, false	Not case sensitive
Integer	-9223372036854775808, ..., -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, ..., 9223372036854775807
Float	..., -2.56899, -1.03344, 0.0, 0.0125, 1.0, 2.1, ...	Range: [-1.7 x 10^308, 1.7 x 10^308]
	-0, NaN, -INF, INF	(Special float values are not case sensitive)
String	"Hello", "abc0123!@#$%^"	Case sensitive
	"\a", "\b", "\f", "\n", "\r", "\t", "\v", "\'", "\"", "\\", "\xhhhh" e.g. "Line1\r\nLine2","He said \"Hello!\"", "\x0023"	(Escape sequences supported in OTF are case sensitive)
ByteField	&0A, &0F10, &0123456789ABCDEF	Not case sensitive
List	{"literal of list", "with type has literals"}, {&01, &02, &FF}, {{1,2}, {3,4}}, {{{1,2}}, {{3,4}}}
Map	{"Key1" = "literal of map with value type has literals"}, {1 = &01, 5 = &02, 2 = &FF}, {"k1" = {1, 2, 3}}, {1 = {"key1" = true, "key2" = false}, 2 = {"k1" = true}}
UserException	@UserException:"Indentifier"/"ExceptionText", @UserException:"SelfDefinedException1"/"Incorrect data input."
Quantities
Quantity	@Quantity:12.56/"km/h"/3, @Quantity:37.5/"°C"
Unit	@Unit:"1/min2", @Unit:"kΩ"
HMI
ConfirmationType	@ConfirmationType:YES, @ConfirmationType:CANCEL	{YES | NO | CANCEL}
MessageType	@MessageType:INFO, @MessageType:YESNO_QUESTION	{INFO | WARNING | ERROR | YESNO_QUESTION | YESNOCANCEL_QUESTION}
i18n
TranslationKey	@TranslationKey:"text_ID_value", @TranslationKey:"Key01"
Logging
LogLevel	@LogLevel:ALL, @LogLevel:ERROR, @LogLevel:OFF	{ALL | TRACE | DEBUG | INFO | WARN | ERROR | FATAL | OFF}
SeverityLevel	@SeverityLevel:TRACE, @SeverityLevel:FATAL	{TRACE | DEBUG | INFO | WARN | ERROR | FATAL}
StringUtil
Encoding	@Encoding:ISO-8859-1, @Encoding:BIN	{US-ASCII | ISO-8859-1 | UTF-8 | UTF-16BE | UTF-16LE | UTF-16 | BIN | OCT | HEX}
DiagCom
ResponseState	@ResponseState:FAILED, @ResponseState:POSITIVE	{FAILED | INVALID | NEGATIVE | POSITIVE}
ResultState	@ResultState:ALL_NEGATIVE, @ResultState:INVALID	{ALL_FAILED | ALL_INVALID | ALL_NEGATIVE | ALL_POSITIVE | FAILED | INVALID | NEGATIVE | POSITIVE}
DiagDataBrowsing
ComChannelCategory	@ComChannelCategory:BASE_VARIANT, @ComChannelCategory:PROTOCOL	{BASE_VARIANT | FUNCTIONAL_GROUP | PROTOCOL}
DiagDataBrowsingPlus
McdDataType	@McdDataType:ASCIISTRING, @McdDataType:END_OF_PDU	{ASCIISTRING | BITFIELD | BOOLEAN | BYTEFIELD | FLOAT32 | FLOAT64 | INT16 | INT32 | UINT64 | INT8 | UINT16 | UINT32 | UINT64 | UINT8 | UNICODE2STRING | DTC | END_OF_PDU | ENVDATA | ENVDATADESC | FIELD | KEY | LENGTHKEY | MULTIPLEXER | NO_TYPE | STRUCT_FIELD | STRUCTURE | TABLE | TABLE_ROW | TEXTTABLE}
McdParameterType	@McdParameterType:CODED_CONST, @McdParameterType:MATCHING_REQUEST_PARAM	{CODED_CONST | DYNAMIC | GENERATED | LENGTH_KEY | MATCHING_REQUEST_PARAM | NRC_CONST | PHYS_CONST | RESERVED | SYSTEM | TABLE_ENTRY | TABLE_KEY | TABLE_STRUCT | VALUE}
McdResponseType	@McdResponseType:GLOBAL_NEG_RESPONSE, @McdResponseType:POSITIVE_RESPONSE	{GLOBAL_NEG_RESPONSE | LOCAL_NEG_RESPONSE | POSITIVE_RESPONSE}
Flash
Audience	@Audience:SUPPLIER, @Audience:AFTERSALES	{SUPPLIER | DEVELOPMENT | MANUFACTURING | AFTERSALES | AFTERMARKET}
FlashFileFormat	@FlashFileFormat:BINARY, @FlashFileFormat:INTEL	{BINARY | SREC | INTEL}
DataType
Enumeration	EnumerationSignatureName.EnumerationElementName, EnumerationSignature1.EnumerationElement1