Una aplicación con una interfaz mas amigable es lo que necesitan muchos estudiantes de formación profesional como alternativa a TIA y demás, sobre todo por la parte de los requisitos del PC, licencia y demás. Buen trabajo!!!!! Ánimo
This first version will only compile for Linux and Windows runtimes (that includes Raspberry Pi and other SBCs). Arduino compatibility will be added in future releases.
We're planning for a beta release at the end of the year. The old version will still be available as we work on a smooth transition from the old editor to the new one.
@@elprofezurco I posted instructions here on how to test the development branch: openplc.discussion.community/post/preview-of-the-new-openplc-editor-13526150?pid=1341256671
I have the impression that you always enter the variables of the block, even those already created. if this is true, would it be possible to improve this either by drag and drop or automatic entry of variables already created?
@@openplc well understood, thank you very much..I was talking about a local variable that you created in the main program, to assign it to the CV output of the counter placed in one of the sections of the main program. when assigning this variable, I saw you rewrite the name of this variable to the CV output of the counter
Ahh got it. You’re talking about an auto-complete feature that automatically brings the name of variables to connect to blocks, contacts and coils. Well, that is coming on the production version! :)
Can't wait to see the full changelog 🎉
This looks amazing 🤩 You are the PLC software GOAT
Looks great!
Amazing news. I am looking forward to use it. Tks
This is looking better! I like it very much, thsnk you!
Una aplicación con una interfaz mas amigable es lo que necesitan muchos estudiantes de formación profesional como alternativa a TIA y demás, sobre todo por la parte de los requisitos del PC, licencia y demás. Buen trabajo!!!!! Ánimo
Hi, it's very good work, thank you very much...
Great work!!! This version maintain the Arduino/ESP functionalities?
This first version will only compile for Linux and Windows runtimes (that includes Raspberry Pi and other SBCs). Arduino compatibility will be added in future releases.
Great work and thanks for sharing
When will the new version be available for testing and will the old version remain valid or be removed?
We're planning for a beta release at the end of the year. The old version will still be available as we work on a smooth transition from the old editor to the new one.
@@openplc I'll be looking forward to testing the beta version, regards.
@@elprofezurco I posted instructions here on how to test the development branch: openplc.discussion.community/post/preview-of-the-new-openplc-editor-13526150?pid=1341256671
I have the impression that you always enter the variables of the block, even those already created. if this is true, would it be possible to improve this either by drag and drop or automatic entry of variables already created?
Variables are unique to the scope of the block, unless they are global variables. Block variables are not accessible outside the block and vice-versa.
@@openplc well understood, thank you very much..I was talking about a local variable that you created in the main program, to assign it to the CV output of the counter placed in one of the sections of the main program. when assigning this variable, I saw you rewrite the name of this variable to the CV output of the counter
Ahh got it. You’re talking about an auto-complete feature that automatically brings the name of variables to connect to blocks, contacts and coils. Well, that is coming on the production version! :)