Export a global variable list which has a "v1 :REFERENCE TO INT;", to a PLCOpenXML format
Import this file. The variable definition is changed to "v1:REFERENCE TO REFERENCE TO INT"
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Workarounds you can use to avoid this problem:
1. Activate PLCOpenXML option "Additionally export declarations as plain text". This will append a section which can be used to read the declaration "as is".
2. Alternatively you can degrade the compiler version of the project before (not inclusing) 3.5.6.0 (e.g. 3.5.5.7) - just for export - do not save the project with degraded compilier version.
Regards,
Roman
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Export a global variable list which has a "v1 :REFERENCE TO INT;", to a PLCOpenXML format
Import this file. The variable definition is changed to "v1:REFERENCE TO REFERENCE TO INT"
Hello Shabroz.Gill,
that's really a bug, I've reported it to support.
Workarounds you can use to avoid this problem:
1. Activate PLCOpenXML option "Additionally export declarations as plain text". This will append a section which can be used to read the declaration "as is".
2. Alternatively you can degrade the compiler version of the project before (not inclusing) 3.5.6.0 (e.g. 3.5.5.7) - just for export - do not save the project with degraded compilier version.
Regards,
Roman