Recipe Management and PLCopenXML

2020-02-27T13:49:04.939000Z

I could not find any example for import_native. So I donate an example:

class NativeImReporter (NativeImportHandler):
    def conflict (self, name, existingObject, newguid):
        sys.stderr.write ("%s%s" % ("name: ", name))
    def progress (self, name, pastedObject, exception):
        sys.stderr.write ("%s%s" % ("name: ", name))
    def skipped (self, name):
        sys.stderr.write ("%s%s" % ("name: ", name))
def NativeImportFilter_All (name, guid, type, path):
    return (True)
nativeImReporter = NativeImReporter ()
if projects.primary:
    projects.primary.close ()
proj = projects.open (name_project)
app_list = proj.find (name_application, True)
if (len (app_list) == 1):
    NativeImportResult = app_list[0].import_native (name_recipe_export, NativeImportFilter_All, nativeImReporter)
proj.save ()
proj.close ()

Recipe Management and PLCopenXML

2020-02-27T13:49:04.846000Z

FYI.

My OEM confirmed that recipes are not stored in PLCopenXML.
The Jira database has the item: REQ-747 PlcopenXML export should also support recipe and recipe manager objects.

For now, I made a work-around with "CoDeSys specific" import / export.

Regards,
Edwin.

Recipe Management and PLCopenXML

2020-02-27T13:49:04.759000Z

Thank you Tim. I missed that option / work-around.

The "CoDeSys specific" import / export handles the recipe successful.

Though, when exporting, I see a warning regarding 'position': <invalid position="">. See figure.
Maybe this influences the PLCopenXML export! And is importing a recipe with PLCopenXML possible still.
Only I do not know the format that recipes are stored in, in a PLCopenXML file.
I'll do some investigation...</invalid>

Regards,
Edwin.

Recipe Management and PLCopenXML

2020-02-27T13:49:04.666000Z

Use the "CoDeSys specific" import/export. This also supports the recipe's.

Recipe Management and PLCopenXML

2020-02-27T13:49:04.582000Z

All,

I noticed that the 'Recipe Manager' in the device tree disappeared, when I export and import the project via PLCopenXML.
The PLCopenXML file has not any trace of a recipe.
(With normal save and open project, the recipe manager information is retained.)

Has somebody else detected that the PLCopenXML does not include the recipe manager information?
And is there a work-around. So I can import the recipe managers information into a project. Maybe with python scripting?

With CoDeSys V3.5 Patch 4.

Regards,
Edwin.

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