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Then you should at least post your code
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If you can read the file, moving data to an array shouldn't be an issue. 1) What does your data on disk look like? 2) Build a struct element which can hold this re-occuring data 3) Read from 1 to N elements data into array of struct element[N]
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If you can read the file, moving string data to an array of strings shouldn't be an issue. 1) What does your data on file look like? 2) Build a struct element which can hold this re-occuring data 3) Read from 1 to N elements data into array of struct element[N]
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If you can read the file, moving string data to an array of strings shouldn't be an issue. 1) What does your data on file look like? 2) Build a struct element which can hold this re-occuring data 3) Read from 1 to N elements data into array of struct element[N]
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Since both FB's are instantiated separately, they have individual memory allocated. None of that memory is shared by design. I really cannot say more without a project.
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Since both FB's are instantiated separately, they have individual memory allocated. None of that memory is shared by design. Only your external glue logic seems to be the issue since you seem to use the same instance of the flipflop's and other logic on both HTTP request FB's? You should also declare them separately.
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Since both FB's are instantiated separately, they have individual memory allocated. None of that memory is shared by design. Only your external glue logic seems to be the issue since you seem to use the same instance of the flipflop's and other logic on both HTTP request FB's? You should also declare them separately.
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Since both FB's are instantiated separately, they have individual memory allocated. None of that memory is shared by design. Only your external glue logic seems to be the issue since you use a single instance of the flipflop on both HTTP request FB's?
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My guess is that you added multiple instances of the Standard Lib with different versions in your project, probably in seperate library managers(?), but without a projectarchive it's guessing. Can you post your .projectarchive?
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short primer: on how to tackle this. 1 choose the right language to implement the code, Structered Text is imho the most suited. FBD or CFC could also be used, but that is a matter of taste. In your case something visual like FBD or CFC is probably advised since you say you are a beginner and do not provide any previous programming experience. 2 write an code (FB) that can open, close, read and write files from disk. If you need examples, try to google for it or ask your OEM supplier for examples...
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Hi, Before we , the community, can help you further you should provide exact more details on architecture and software setup, otherwise we are just guessing. Can you share your software project as a projectarchive? regards
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Search for TCP_Client (FB) in the documentation and in the examples section.
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Export functionality doesn't seem to work
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Hi, The issue is as I suspected. This is a typical fault in these kinds of setups. Your fielbus is continuously writing to the global var list, while you are trying to write them too via OPC UA. Since the fielbus is writing continuously, it will immediately overwrite any external written signals. The external manipulated signal via OPC UA has been written successfully but gets "squashed" by the fieldbus Value.
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hi, Are you writing this boolean continously from within the runtime. That could be a possible cause, but without the sourcecode it's going to be a wild guess. If you would share your project (upload it as a projectarchive) we can help you better.
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hi, Are you writing this boolean continously? That could be a possible cause, but without the sourcecode it's going to be a wild guess. If you would share your project (upload it as a projectarchive) we can help you better.
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hi, Are you writing this boolean continiously? That could be a possible cause, but without the sourcecode it's going to be a wild guess. If you would share your project (upload it as a projectarchive) we can help you better.
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A REAL is 32 bits wide, google for IEE754 There are many tricks to shuffle 4 bytes into a REAL. Try reading up on a UNION in which you can declare a REAL, 2 WORDS and 4 BYTE's to occupy the same memory space. good luck
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See https://forge.codesys.com/u/hermsen/blog/2021/07/first-steps-with-codesys-git/
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ps if you commit the open source lbray to the repository you can add Ticket [#1] to the commit message (either svn or git) so it will directly link to this ticket. This way you can easily keep track of tickets in your commited code.
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Hi Sven, first off I think it is very cool to see you contribute and I do hope that you will continue to do so ;-) In no way my remark is ment to scare you away. However, CODESYS Forge is fully envisioned and intended for open-source contributions. CODESYS has provided everyone with a free and open platform for people to share ideas and get inspired by others. They have been so kind to let us, the community, use SVN plugin for free with CODESYS Forge and are now considering to enable git usage for...
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What are the notable differences between cfUnit and TcUnit?
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On using the RC versions of CfUnit
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Jenkins or Drone integration?
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Jenkins or Drone integration?
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Error 4071 "Network too complex" Divide up the network into several networks. According to the hint, Clean and rebuild alone will not help you. You should divide the network into smaller less complex networks. Good luck
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Error 4071 "Network too complex" Divide up the network into several networks. According to the hint, Clean and rebuild will not help you. You should divide the network into smaller less complex networks. Good luck
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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First steps with CODESYS Git
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