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ResponseCmd
Sends TdvCmdProtocol commands to external systems. The parameters are equal to IMCmd and RS232Cmd, but the response is sent to origin requester, either the RS232 port or to an tcp/ip address.

Syntax :

ResponseCmd;<command>

Example 1: ResponseCmd with parameter substibution

ResponseCmd 
  Setup;Lowtolerance=%.1fLowtolerance     sends the value of parameter back to requester

ResponseCmd
  %sRobot.Text       sends the value of Robot.Text back to requester

Note:

This command is used as a a general method for sending response to any RS232 or tcp/ip requester.

Important: Execute on this command will fail - the command is sent as a response to a command.

Speed considerations sending large command-strings

To avoid parsing for parameter substitution, the command may be prefixed with 'NoParse:'.

This will send the data 'as is' and will reduce the overhead of parsing for formatting strings. For large commands the parsing overhead may be an important issue.

Example 2: Faster with NoParse option without the possibility to do parameter substibution

NoParse:ResponseCmd
  Alias=12;Mode=1

 
 

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