Swervomotor Posted December 5, 2019 Report Posted December 5, 2019 Is there any built in function to compare 2 projects side by side and show the differences without going through line by line?
Dz! Posted January 12, 2020 Report Posted January 12, 2020 Full 10 point vote for implementation of this functionality from me as well! In Bradley's RSLogix that's as easy as 123. Here you cannot even open two projects at the same time...
AlexUT Posted January 12, 2020 Report Posted January 12, 2020 Hi, Please read following HelpDesk Article: working with multiple VisiLogic environments at the same timehttps://support.unitronics.com/index.php?/selfhelp/view-article/working-with-multiple-visilogic-environments-at-the-same-time But be careful with projects. It is better to open 2 VisiLogic windows at 2 monitors. B.R.
Bruno Zbinden Posted April 22, 2022 Report Posted April 22, 2022 This On 1/12/2020 at 5:23 AM, AlexUT said: Hi, Please read following HelpDesk Article: working with multiple VisiLogic environments at the same timehttps://support.unitronics.com/index.php?/selfhelp/view-article/working-with-multiple-visilogic-environments-at-the-same-time But be careful with projects. It is better to open 2 VisiLogic windows at 2 monitors. B.R. This totally does not answer the original question, just pivots to the other question. Let me repeat the original question: The Unilogic software seem to lack a very basic feature that other leading brand PLCs have, which is incredibly useful to programmers, and that is the ability to compare to project and find the differences between them, without having to have the projects opened side by side on the same window and perform a manual (eye) comparison.
Rivka Posted April 27, 2022 Report Posted April 27, 2022 Hi @Bruno Zbinden There is no such a functionality as of now, but as a workaround, you can use the "analyse project" tool Then, it will show you statistics on the project. You have a way to export it as an excel and then to compare excel issued from the 2 projects to compare. Regarding ladder logic, you can print ladder functions and look at them side by side. I know these ways are not ideal but it can help achieve some kind of comparison anyways. Hope this helps!
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