I have a short question. Is it possible to get the instance name of a variable and use it as a string?
In this example I would like to, instead of using a new string to input 'BlockName', use the actual variable name of the block. Is it possible, and if so, how?
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CoDeSys I a compiler. Therefore in programming system we see variables and POUs names, but after the compilation there no symbolic names in code – only machine memory addresses.
In this case I’d add extra string (or constant string) variable in the FB . In each instance initialization section assign any reasonable name for it. Next use the variable as the instance name.
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I have a short question. Is it possible to get the instance name of a variable and use it as a string?
In this example I would like to, instead of using a new string to input 'BlockName', use the actual variable name of the block. Is it possible, and if so, how?
CoDeSys I a compiler. Therefore in programming system we see variables and POUs names, but after the compilation there no symbolic names in code – only machine memory addresses.
In this case I’d add extra string (or constant string) variable in the FB . In each instance initialization section assign any reasonable name for it. Next use the variable as the instance name.