GitChangeKind ¶ class GitChangeKind. GitChangeKind ( value ) ¶ Bases: Enum The kind of changes that a Diff can report. Unmodified = 0 ¶ No changes detected. Added = 1 ¶ The file was added. Deleted = 2

AxisScaleMode ¶ class AxisScaleMode. AxisScaleMode ( value ) ¶ Bases: Enum The possible scale modes of an axis. Auto = 0 ¶ The axis range is determined based on the range of the data (For the time axi

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CODESYS Scripting CODESYS Scripting allows you to automate commands or complex program operations in CODESYS , which otherwise require manual mouse clicks and text input in the CODESYS user interface.

Scripting in CODESYS Using the scripting functionality in CODESYS , you can automate commands or complex program operations which would otherwise require manual mouse clicks and text input in the CODE

Creating a Python Script Python is a dynamic language. You can start in a simple linear programming style ("batch files") and later add the necessary and more powerful means, such as conditions, loops

Calling Scripts from Toolbar Icons You can provide your own toolbar in the CODESYS user interface with up to 32 icons for calling script files. For this you need an ICO file where the icon is stored,

Getting Started with Python for CODESYS See below for an simple application of a Python script in CODESYS : In any text editor, create a text file hello.py with the following contents: print("Hello, a

Starting Scripts from the Command Line Requirement: A valid Python script file <file name>.py is located in the file system. Create a CMD file with the command start , the CODESYS starts, And with the

Execute Script You can execute Python script files (<file name>.py), which contain a sequence of commands for activating CODESYS functionalities, in the following way: In the CODESYS user interface by