Input Operators

The Absolute operator returns the absolute value of the argument. Argument and return value have to be both either cont or discrete (see also Scalar Types).

The Max operator returns the maximum input (argument). The operator can have 2 to 20 arguments and can be applied only to arithmetic elements.

The Min operator returns the minimum input (argument). The operator can have 2 to 20 arguments and can be applied only to arithmetic elements.

The Between operator checks if the argument value lies between the limiters min and max. If this is the case, the logical return value out_log is true, otherwise it is set to false.

The graphical representation is equivalent to out_log = (( value >= min ) && ( value <= max )). The argument and both limiters must be of the same type, either cont or a discrete type (see Scalar Types).