I have a customer that types in machine programs in a text file for machines and lets the machine execute it.
In the old situation they can open and edit these files in a winform application. Now I want to move this to codesys.
What I need is a simple way to open, close, save, edit the machine file in codesys visualisation.
I want to use the fileOpenSave dialog. But don't understand how it works.
I have the file transfer example and some other examples. But it is hard to figure out how the part with the file dialog works so that you can select a folder or file.
1 + Replying in hopes of getting an answer here. I would also like to modify the look of the FileOpenSave Dialog. I have successfully adjusted the looks of the User management Dialogs but can not find a library file to adjust this particular one. Any help would be helpful. @thk@eschwellinger@sheberle .
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I have a customer that types in machine programs in a text file for machines and lets the machine execute it.
In the old situation they can open and edit these files in a winform application. Now I want to move this to codesys.
What I need is a simple way to open, close, save, edit the machine file in codesys visualisation.
I want to use the fileOpenSave dialog. But don't understand how it works.
I have the file transfer example and some other examples. But it is hard to figure out how the part with the file dialog works so that you can select a folder or file.
Does someone know how that works?
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1 + Replying in hopes of getting an answer here. I would also like to modify the look of the FileOpenSave Dialog. I have successfully adjusted the looks of the User management Dialogs but can not find a library file to adjust this particular one. Any help would be helpful. @thk @eschwellinger @sheberle .
https://content.helpme-codesys.com/en/CODESYS%20Examples/_ex_visu_source_lib_visudialogs.html
and
https://forge.codesys.com/prj/codesys-example/visudialogs/home/Home/
Tim, you my friend is the best ! Thank you. I wish you a fruitful day.
Uploading a step by step walk-through in case someone else might find it helpful. :)