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ACQUISIZIONE DATI
WinWedge
Software per
acquisizione dati da porta seriale in applicativi Windows |
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Launching WinWedge
from Excel
The following VBA
subroutine executes the Software Wedge and passes it the name of
a WinWedge configuration file (MyConfig.SW3) on the command
line. This causes WinWedge to automatically load the specified
configuration file and then activate itself in NORMAL mode.
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| Public Const
MyPort$ = "COM1" |
' change port
if necessary |
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| Sub RunWedge() |
' Set up
an error trap
On Error Goto ErrorHandler
' try
to activate the Wedge Window
' if Wedge is not running or activated this line will
generate an error
AppActivate "Software Wedge - " + MyPort$
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' NOTE: For WinWedge 3.0 Std use:
' AppActivate "WinWedge - " + MyPort$
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'
remove error trap
On Error Goto 0
' set
the focus back to excel & exit
AppActivate Application.Caption
Exit Sub
ErrorHandler:
' If we
get here the wedge is not running, so launch it:
RetVal = Shell("C:\WINWEDGE\WINWEDGE.EXE _
C:\WINWEDGE\MyConfig.SW3")
' give
wedge time to load ~ 2 secs, then resume.
Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("00:00:02")
Resume Next
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| End Sub |
Note: If you name an Excel subroutine "Auto_Open()", Excel
will automatically run the routine whenever the spreadsheet that
contains it is initially opened. The Auto_Open subroutine is an
excellent place to launch the Wedge (as well as do any other
initialization functions that you might require). If you re-name
the above subroutine to "Auto_Open()" then you can save yourself
the step of having to manually run the above subroutine.
Similar to the Auto_Open
subroutine, Excel also supports an Auto_Close subroutine that
runs automatically when you close your spreadsheet. This might
be a good place to tell the Wedge to quit and unload itself from
memory as in the following example.
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| Sub Auto_Close() |
' this sub
runs when you close
' the sheet |
On Error
Resume Next
chan = DDEInitiate("WinWedge", MyPort$)
DDEExecute chan, "[Appexit]"
DDETerminate chan |
' ignore
errors and try to launch
' WinWedge
' open a dde link with the wedge
' tell wedge to quit
'Terminate the channel |
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| End Sub |
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