9/16/2020 4:58 PM | |
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Hi ashadako Yes this is interesting. The POV does not take into account the setting of chart in chart (CiC) even if the CiC I/O is set as a parameter. I don't believe there is any way to change the behavior. I believe POV is just scanning all the blocks directly to determine the list, which is why you get only the CiC contents and not the interface of the CiC, since it is really just an organization layer. There is a different way though. Even though this is not exactly what you are asking, maybe it will be helpful. Using CMT's. If you make your CiC a part of your technological hierarchy of the CMT and set the CiC inputs/outputs as parameters, then they will show up in the Technological List Editor, which is mostly just as good as POV since it will let you bulk edit parameter values as needed. Edit: Seems you edited your original post while I was writing the answer - maybe you are already on the right track? |
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9/18/2020 2:47 PM | |
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Is your nested chart a chart in chart or a chart compiled as block? Just to make sure we are on the same terminology. I see your POV is in German and maybe we are not speaking the same language. In my PCS7 9.0 SP1 VM, chart in charts organization does not show up in the blocks column, and I can't remember it ever having done so in previous versions, but to be honest I rarely use chart in chart. Obviously your screenshot shows something different but I can't figure out how to arrive at that. Attached is example of what I was talking about. Maybe it is helpful or maybe not. |
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