If I set a bidirectional binding on an array element of a memory tag of a UDT instance in a Vision window, the UDT data type values get modified and the change is reflected on the other instances.
Example:
I created a test UDT with a memory tag with an integer array data type of five length and initialized them with the values [1,2,3,4,5].
I then create three instances of this data type and put a numeric text field component on a window for each array element of each instance:
When I modify the values so that Instance 1 is 10s and Instance 2 is 100s and Instance 3 is 1000s, here is what happens:
They will all be assigned the last value entered (the 30 and 300 will change to 3000 once I edit the next row)
The UDT definition changes as well:
The instances do get the override set, but this doesn’t matter:
If I modify the array of an instance in the tag editor, then it will become independent of the other instances and the UDT, but I think this should happen when the array is modified anywhere.