11.1.80.1    <RCPSAVE>@

Description:   Saves the opened recipe file and recipe or the specified recipe file and recipe from a User Built Display. Allows recipe to be uploaded, modified and saved in runtime. New recipe files can be created also. It is recommended to use 8-character file names (8-byte) when creating new recipe files.

Syntax:         <RCPSAVE>@
<RCPSAVE>@RecipeFile.RCP^Recipe

                   

Argument:     Recipe File,  Recipe Name

 

Examples:      <RCPOPEN>@PAINT.RCP^SkyBlue
<RCPUPLOAD>
<RCPSAVE>@
<RCPCLOSE>

                       

Saves  the opened Recipe File and Recipe <RCPSAVE>@.   Or saves the specified Recipe file and the Recipe <RCPSAVE>@RecipeFile.RCP^Recipe.  Intended for use on user built displays. No Unit is specified because the Recipe can be re-directed to any Unit.

<RCPSAVE>@ without arguments saves to the Recipe File and Recipe opened with <RCPOPEN> keymacro or RCPOPEN Action command (tcl script).

Similar to Shift_F4 and <S_F4> on Recipe Display

%TRCP2FILE, %TRCP2RECIPE, %TRCP2UNIT, %TRCP2DESC are associated with user-built displays and can be used to display the opened recipe file, recipe, recipe description and unit.

It is recommended to use 8-character file names (8-byte) when creating new recipe files (e.g. R2345678.RCP). The recipe name is a maximum of 12-charcaters.

See Also:  <S_F4>, <RCPOPEN>, <RCPUPLOAD>,<RCPDOWNLOAD>, <RCPCLOSE>, <DIALOG>RECIPE, <GOTO>RECIPE=,