Hello friends,
I have faced the problem while using UDT with a template.
valve on/off button not working.
I created valve UDT and configured tags.
Created a new template with using valve UDT.(template pictures attached for your reference.)
I defined property in every object.
I also tried using through popup window, but it's worked for only one valve.
Note : need to operate each valve using the template.(total num. of 10 valves)
You need to write directly to event.source.parent.valveNum.on off property, not use writeBlocking...
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Hello dear,
I tried as per mentioned you, but still has not worked.
I used 'event.source.parent.valveNum.on off script instead of the writeblocking script.
Is any additional expression required for further function.?
PFA script pictures for your reference.
You need to write without "" :
event.source.parent.valveNum.on off = 1
To help you, use Choose Property button for auto compile code , click directly to property for autocompile string property.
I tried this script.(event.source.parent.valveNum.on off = 1)
But it's not worked.
That space between on and off in your naming convention isn't going to work for a jython syntax. I recommend changing your naming convention to eliminate that space from the attribute. Alternatively, you could try this:
setattr(event.source.parent.valveNum, 'on off', True)
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Thanks,
It's working.
I have one more question about the pop-up window.
Can I use one popup window for the multiple valve operation.?(using template and UDT)
For example:
created valve UDT for multiple valve operation, and also created valve operation master template.
I defined UDT datatypes in a master template, if I click one valve component then the valve operation window pops up.
So, can I use multiple valve component operation using only one popup window.?
This is the only way I would do it, but I don't know about UDT custom properties. I could be wrong, but something about it doesn't sound appropriate to me.
Study this tutorial I created for using popups in the way you are describing, and see if this approach would be a better fit for your usage case:
I'm sure you've figured this out by now, but just in case, I've put together a tutorial that is specific to your usage case:
Here is a popup window with 5 numeric text fields:
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I have a list of tags that are going to be sent to the popup from various buttons, and will subsequently provide the values:
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These are my buttons that are in a main window:
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The 1st thing to do is right click on the root container of the popup window and select Customizers-->Custom Properties: …