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  • Posted a comment on ticket #7

    Thanks @aliazzz I don't purposely intend to prepend. Composing works well, nice work here! I have tried again using 0.3.3.0 and the example project provided. The Parse action from the example tries to call ReadFile & GetTagData on XML (FB_XmlControl) that are not valid. There is a Read method in FB_FileControl but changing ReadFile to Read still results in a not defined error.

  • Posted a comment on ticket #6

    Since the library is not compiled, you can open the library in CODESYS, delete the CFUnit reference from the library manager of the project and save. If you "Save Project and Save Into Library Repository" then your XMLPAC reference in your project will update automatically. https://help.codesys.com/api-content/2/codesys/3.5.13.0/en/_cds_cmd_save_project_and_save_into_library_repository/

  • Created ticket #7

    Compose Example

  • Posted a comment on ticket #6

    thanks, the library isn't compiled so this worked for me

  • Created ticket #6

    CFUnit 0.9.1.0

  • Posted a comment on discussion Visualization 🇬🇧 on CODESYS Forge

    Thanks so much for sharing this.

  • Modified a comment on discussion Engineering on CODESYS Forge

    I can easily do the following: VAR arrIndicatorColor : ARRAY[1..5] OF STRING; END_VAR arrIndicatorColor[1] := 'Red'; arrIndicatorColor[2] := 'Yellow'; . . . arrIndicatorColor[5] := 'White'; I'd prefer to set all the values of the array with a single line. ex: arrIndicatorColor := ['Red','Yellow','Green','Blue','White']; However this line of ST gives me an error "Unexpected array initialization". Is there a proper syntax? I can copy and paste, in my example it's only 5 array elements but if this was...

  • Modified a comment on discussion Engineering on CODESYS Forge

    I can easily do the following: VAR arrIndicatorColor : ARRAY[1..5] OF STRING; END_VAR arrIndicatorColor[1] := 'Red'; arrIndicatorColor[2] := 'Yellow'; . . . arrIndicatorColor[5] := 'White'; I'd prefer to set all the values of the array with a single line. ex: arrIndicatorColor := ['Red','Yellow','Green','Blue','White']; However this line of ST gives me an error "Unexpected array initialization". Is there a proper syntax? I can copy and paste, in my example it's only 5 array elements but if this was...

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