Object: Interface Property
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Interface properties are an extension of the IEC 61131-3 standard and a tool for object-oriented programming. An interface property declares the accessor methods Get and Set (no implementation code). Therefore, a function block that implements an interface also inherits their interface properties.
You can add an interface property to the device tree for an interface. Then an interface is extended with the accessor methods Get and Set. The Get accessor is for read access. The Set accessor is for write access. You can delete an unneeded accessor. Click  . to add an accessor. The Add Interface Property dialog opens.
Example
Literal_A

The interface itf_A has the property Literal_A with the accessor methods Get and Set.
The function blocks fb_A1 and fb_A2 implement the interface itf_A and therefore inherit its interface property. Each FB has its own implementation.
Interface itf_A
INTERFACE itf_A VAR END_VAR PROPERTY Literal_A : STRING
FB fb_A1
FUNCTION_BLOCK fb_A1 IMPLEMENTS itf_A
VAR
        str_1 : STRING;
        str_2 : STRING;
        iCnt : INT;
END_VAR
iCnt := iCnt + 1;
str_1 := 'Function block A1';Accessor fb_A1.Literal_A.Get
VAR END_VAR Literal_A := CONCAT (str_1,' and property.');
Accessor fb_A1.Literal_A.Set
VAR END_VAR str_2 := Literal_A;
FB fb_A2
FUNCTION_BLOCK fb_A2 IMPLEMENTS itf_A
VAR
        str_1 : STRING;
        str_2 : STRING;
        iCnt : INT;
END_VAR
iCnt := iCnt + 1;
str_1 := 'Function block A2';Accessor fb_A2.Literal_A.Get
VAR END_VAR Literal_A := str_1;
Accessor fb_A2.Literal_A.Set
VAR END_VAR str_2 := Literal_A;
Program PLC_PRG
PROGRAM PLC_PRG
VAR
        iCnt : INT;
        my_1 : fb_A1;
        my_2 : fb_A2;
        strName_1 : STRING;
        strName_2: STRING;
END_VAR
iCnt := iCnt + 1;
my_1();
my_2();
strName_1:= my_1.Literal_A;
strName_2:= my_2.Literal_A;
my_1.Literal_A := 'Hello 1';
my_2.Literal_A := 'World 2';This leads to the following monitoring of PLC_PRG at application runtime:
