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Dear lerra, you should take a look at the SCL basics before writing your code, check out following existing thread:
Variable1 := Variable1 + 1; Kind regards, Jens |
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Dear lerra, you should take a look at the SCL basics before writing your code, check out following existing thread:
Variable1 := Variable1 + 1; Kind regards, Jens Hello, No I haven't and I will do that!, but i already tried that syntax you gave to me, it doesn't work. see my attachment And TIA is showing me: Invalid assignment |
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10/6/2014 12:34 PM | |
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Found the dum error, it wan't an in/output, just an input. tnx for the link! |
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10/7/2014 4:16 PM | |
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Dear lerra,
So what I'm thinking; change conveyornumber depending on which conveyor the product is on, and use that #conveyornumber as your index to access different elements of your structure. Move the productdata structs to the correct location using that index. |
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10/7/2014 4:19 PM | |
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Jens, No I don't want anyone to write a program, i won't learn thats much then! but you beat me, i already had the solution thanks!
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