Mark Vonckx Posted November 4, 2022 Report Posted November 4, 2022 While compiling we always get this message in the error list. "System Error: System Error struct is not being used. Consider using it to get error indications" Looking for it in help or online does not get any reply on this issue. How do we use this, and were can I find some help for this.
NoamM Posted November 8, 2022 Report Posted November 8, 2022 Hi Mark Vonckx,On latest UniLogic (33.210) I see in Help section
Mark Vonckx Posted November 8, 2022 Author Report Posted November 8, 2022 Thank you for the reply. I always get the message of the struct not being used, after compiling. this leaves me two options: Implement this in the program. However, it is not clear how this should be done. or find a way to avoid having the message as it is enoying. If you can send me a guide how to implement the struct this would be very helpfull.
Adcontrols Posted January 7 Report Posted January 7 On 11/8/2022 at 4:54 AM, Mark Vonckx said: Thank you for the reply. I always get the message of the struct not being used, after compiling. this leaves me two options: Implement this in the program. However, it is not clear how this should be done. or find a way to avoid having the message as it is enoying. If you can send me a guide how to implement the struct this would be very helpfull. Info on how to use this struct would be great
walle Posted January 9 Report Posted January 9 I have some of the tags in the struct shown as read only on the HMI displayed in an ADMIN section of my project. This does get rid of the warning when compiling, but I might be using the struct wrong for all I know. I guess it can be tied in with alarms, but this might be overkill.
Mark Vonckx Posted January 9 Author Report Posted January 9 It would be very helpfull you could use a standard function that will fill in the text on the different errors. Now you get the error reference list, but you still have to type in all the messages. As it is a System related error list, it could be a standard function, easy to implement and to use. Maybe this would make life too easy?
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