19.4.2 Setting of operational message output

This section explains how to use sysmsg module to print a specified character string as an operation message.

The following tables list the functions of sysmsg module.

Table 19-17: List of sysmsg Modules
Function Name	Description
send	Outputs operation messages.

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(1) Script file and execution results example

(1) Script file and execution results example

The following is an example of a script file that outputs operation messages.

Figure 19-21: Example of writing a script file (test1.py)
# test1.py # -- coding: utf-8 -- import sys import extlib.sysmsg ..1 try: extlib.sysmsg.send("E3", 0xfedc, 0xba9876543210,"Script Start!!") ..2 print("send success.") except extlib.sysmsg.MsgSendError: ..3 print("send failed.") sys.exit()

Figure 19-21: Example of writing a script file (test1.py)

# test1.py
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import sys
import extlib.sysmsg                                                  ..1
 
try:
    extlib.sysmsg.send("E3", 0xfedc, 0xba9876543210,"Script Start!!") ..2
    print("send success.")
except extlib.sysmsg.MsgSendError:                                    ..3
    print("send failed.")
    sys.exit()

Import the module.
Specify the operation message to be output as follows:
- Event-Level E3
- Message-identifier 3e03fedc
- Additional information ba9876543210
- Message text "Script Start!!"
Captures an exception for failed operation message output.

The following shows the results of executing the script file test1.py and output of operation messages.

Figure 19-22: Result of executing a script (test1.py)
# python test1.py send success. #

Figure 19-23: Example of operation message output
EVT 07/07 12:00:00 01S E3 SCRIPT 3e03fedc 2600:ba9876543210 Script Start!!