On starting the Modify UDC command, the Select class(es) to be modified dialog box with the list of defined classes is displayed.
1 | Double click the class you want to modify. The Property Class dialog box appears. |
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2 | Type the name of the class in the Name: box, using the following conventions:
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3 | Select the new class type in the Type: drop-down list box:
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4 | Add a new class description in the Description: box, if required. |
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5 | Modify the assignability of the property by selecting/deselecting the check boxes in the Assignable to: row:
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6 | Modify the class protection by selecting/deselecting the corresponding check boxes in the Class protection: row:
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7 | Modify the property protection by selecting/deselecting the corresponding check boxes in the Property protection: row:
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If the class is character string (Character):
8 | Type the maximum number of characters for the class property strings in the Max: box. |
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9 | Select the format of the characters in the Case: drop-down list box:
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10 | To eliminate the spaces at the start and the end of the class property strings, select the Delete blanks check box. |
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11 | To limit the type of characters permitted in the class property strings, select the corresponding option in the Allowed: list box:
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12 | To apply the changes to the class, click on Insert. A message indicates that the change has been applied to the selected class. Click OK to proceed. To close, click on Close in the Property Class dialog box and then on Close in the Select class(es) to be modified dialog box. |
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13 | The Select class(es) to be modified dialog box remains on screen so that another class can be created. To close it, click on Close. |
If the class is integer (Integer) or real ( Real):
14 | Type the new number of class property elements in the Max: box: 0=1=scalar, n>1 to define vectors of n elements. |
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15 | Type the new minimum and maximum permitted values in the Min value: and Max value: boxes. |
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16 | To apply the class creation, click on Insert. A message indicates that the change has been applied to the selected class. Click OK to proceed. To close, click on Close in the Property Class dialog box and then on Close in the Select class(es) to be modified dialog box. |
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17 | The Select class(es) to be modified dialog box. dialog box remains on screen so that another class can be created. To close it, click on Close. |