| Identifier | The unigue text identifier of the item in the group that allows to refer to the event item in the application code.
This configurator sets the initial value of the PmEventItem.Id property. It is used, for example, in the PmaEventGroup.Item method for obtaining the reference to the corresponding item. It is not stored into the data by default (it is enabled on the "Storage" tab). This is a system name, so it must contain only alphanumeric and must not contain any diacritics (i.e. national dependent characters), empty string, spaces and first character must not be a number. |
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| Source | The text specifies the logical placement of the event item in the technology.
This configurator sets the initial value of the PmEventItem.Source property. It is used in the event viewer by the end user for filtering the items according to the source. It means that it allows to show only those event items of the group that refer to the specified source. Macro expression can be used for input ($.text ..) (it is evaluated while the window is opening). Caution: Macro expression $vb cannot be used for input. |
| Description (desc) | The description of the event item itself.
This configurator sets the initial value of the PmEventItem.Description property. The main text of the item that is seen by the end user in the event viewer. Macro expression can be used for input ($.text ..) (it is evaluated while the window is opening). Caution: Macro expression $vb cannot be used for input. |
| Priority | Priority of the event item.
This configurator sets the initial value of the Priority property. 0 = low
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10 = high |
| Enabled | Enable/disable the state change of the event item in the running application.
This configurator sets the initial value of the PmAlarmItem.Enabled property. |
| Template for dynamically created items | The event item meant only for the development environment that serves as a template for creating dynamic event items in the running application. See: PmaAlarmGroup.RegisterNew and PmaAlarmGroup.ActivateNew. |
| Delete inactive | If Yes, then the event item is deleted from the list if it becomes inactive. For events, see the state inactive acknowledged [green]. It has sense only as a template for dynamically creating event items.
By parent - The value is not set locally. It is taken from the setting the PmaEventGroup group Delete inactive (valid only for dynamically created items).
No - Inactive items are not deleted and they will exist from now on. Caution! Then at the dynamic event items it can come into the unlimited build-up of their count.
Yes - Inactive items are deleted and they will not exist from now on. It is suitable especially for dynamically created event items that are repeatedly generated by the PmaEventGroup.ActivateNew method. |
