5/12/2021 9:31 AM | |
Joined: 10/3/2010 Last visit: 9/27/2024 Posts: 1562 Rating: (191) |
Is there a way to check all pictures (*.pdl) inside a wincc-project containing VBA-code? (WinCC V7.4) |
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5/18/2021 7:28 AM | |
Joined: 10/3/2010 Last visit: 9/27/2024 Posts: 1562 Rating: (191) |
Hello Georg If you open Graphic Designer, you can write VBA-code for each open picture independantly and I certainly don't mean VBS! In the VBA-editor, if you click on an open picture, it shows if there is VBA-code linked in this picture or not. So I assume that the VBA-code is stored inside the picture itself. That's why I ask this question and still waiting for an answer ;-) If there's no VBA-code saved in the picture, then please tell me where it is saved (I know that it's not in @GLOBAL.PDT and not in @PROJECT.PDT). I'm pretty confident that it must be inside the PDL itself. |
Last edited by: SteBo at: 05/18/2021 07:31:53B r g d s , |
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5/18/2021 8:13 PM | |
Joined: 10/3/2010 Last visit: 9/27/2024 Posts: 1562 Rating: (191) |
Hello Georg If you edit a pdl in Graphics Designer and open the VBA-editor, this pdl gets a VBAProjectName like for example "VBAProject23". When searching all pdl-files on my computer (*.pdl) containing for example the text "VBAProject23" (I use FreeCommanderXE for this purpose), the results show some pdl's. Searching for the text "VBAProject" shows all pdl's as result. I suppose this makes my point that VBA code written in a pdl must be stored inside the file itself. |
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