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8-2

8.2 Program Name and Declaration

Declare the items required for program execution such as the program name

and variables prior to execution.

Especially if a program name is declared, it must be declared on the first valid

line of the program. This statement is called a PROGRAM declaration

statement.

The PROGRAM declaration statement can be ignored. If ignored the program

file name is used as the program name. For example, if the program file name

is PRO1.PAC, and another name is not designated with a PROGRAM

declaration statement, the program name is set to PRO1.

If a PROGRAM declaration statement is ignored, an argument cannot be

passed when a program is called. Moreover, it becomes hard to understand a

program when edited. Do not ignore a PROGRAM declaration statement

unless there is a special reason.

For calling a program, refer to “2.1 Calling a Program and Subroutine.”

Note (1): Programs that can be run by teach pendant operation are

limited to ones without any arguments. And programs that

can be called with an external device are limited to ones

with a program name using the format “PRO <number>”.

Programs that cannot be run with the teach pendant or an

external device can be called from other programs.

Note (2): When a program with a program name that uses the format

“PRO<number>” is called, an argument cannot be passed.

Note (3): If “PRO” is set for the first 3 letters of a program name, be

sure to add a number.

Since <Number> is interpreted as numerals, it may be

handled as PRO1 it may be handled as PRO1 even if it is

described as PRO01 or PRO001.

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