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Array of array

galexis
2021-05-27
2021-05-28
  • galexis - 2021-05-27

    HI,
    On webvisu, I would like to make a frame to display a table.
    On variable input /output I have an array of array of BOOL. 48 lines of 30 column wich contain BOOL.
    I want display only 1 column shoes with variable

    GVL:

    VAR
    MyArray : ARRAY [1..48] OF ARRAY [1..30] OF BOOL;
    ColumnToEdit: INT;
    END_VAR
    

    Frame:

    VAR_IN_OUT
        MyColumn: array [1..48] OF BOOL;
    END_VAR
    

    In the table on the frame, I call variable MyColumn.

    How to call only column X ?

    GVL.MyArray[ColumnToEdit] 
    

    This refernce create an error.

    For array of array, what is the structure for call ? MyArray[column, line] ? MyArray[line, column] ?

    Sorry for my bad english....
    Thank you very much for your help.

     

    Last edit: galexis 2021-05-27
  • m.prestel - 2021-05-27

    Hey,

    I think there a few issues.
    * Both your declarations in the GVL and Frame are missing 'Array'
    * The array size of your frame declaration does not match the size declared in the GVL (30 vs 48)
    * The initial value of ColumnToEdit should be at least 1 to not access invalid data

    Best regards,
    Marcel

     
  • galexis - 2021-05-27

    I forget ARRAY when I write the post, because it's not a copy/paste from the project. In my project it's ok.

     
  • galexis - 2021-05-27

    I want introduce in frame only 1 column, because I don't want to configure all column of array of array.

     
  • m.prestel - 2021-05-27

    This works for me. If you have any other issues, please attach your project.

     

    Last edit: m.prestel 2021-05-27
  • galexis - 2021-05-28

    Ok it work.
    I have inverse [1..30] et [1..48] in my project.
    Thank you very much !

     

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