How are variables in Global Configurator Plus identified?

Variables in Global Configurator Plus are identified using unique names. This naming convention allows users to easily reference and call upon these variables within the programming environment. By assigning descriptive and specific names to variables, it enhances readability and maintainability of the control project, making it simpler for users to understand what each variable represents and its purpose within the system.

This approach of using unique names rather than numerical values, predefined categories, or data types promotes clarity in programming. While numerical values can represent the data a variable holds, they do not provide context about what that data signifies. Predefined categories and data types certainly help classify the variables but do not serve the primary identification purpose, which is essential for effective coding and configuration in a complex control project.