XOR output becomes true (1) if exactly one input is true (1).
The XOR statement is one of the dynamic control icons.
It has two inputs by default, but the user can add up to n (recommended limit 32) inputs in the slot sheet view, selecting the Add Slot function of the context menu.
Programming Hint
A numeric input (if not Boolean) is read as true if the value is >= 0.5 and false if the value is < 0.5 including negative values.
Fig. 112. Wire-sheet Icon
Fig. 113. Property Sheet
Fig. 114. Slot Sheet
Table 78. Inputs
Inputs |
Type |
Functional description |
In A |
boolean |
input value. |
In B |
boolean |
input value |
In n |
boolean/ numeric |
Add up to n (recommended limit 32) inputs in the slot sheet |
In Enabled |
boolean |
If the input “In Enabled” is set to false disabled in the slot sheet, the output “Out” will be disabled and is set to the value “0”. |
Table 79. Outputs
Outputs |
Type |
Functional description |
Out |
boolean |
One output = XOR value of all inputs |
No parameters.