As of CODESYS 3.5 SP17 you can filter for one or more components in the device logger. This allows you to keep a better overview, especially if you have a large number of logger messages.
With the CODESYS Installer (as of CODESYS 3.5 SP17), you can perfectly manage and configure your CODESYS installations:
- Create customized installations for productive and experimental usage and work with them in parallel.
- Easily update components or upload additional or missing ones.
- Benefit immediately from feature updates without having to wait for for the release of a new Service Pack.
With CODESYS 3.5 SP17 we have reworked the "Build" menu. If you are missing some commands now – no problem. You can easily customize the menu in the "Customize" window.
As of CODESYS 3.5 SP17 you can freely arrange the pins of your function blocks. Simply drag and drop a pin to rearrange it. This allows you to structure function blocks according to your personal needs and preferences.
Use the Library Summary in the Library Manager to display referenced libraries in a tree structure as of CODESYS 3.5 SP17. This can be done with libraries referenced in the project and also with libraries which reference these libraries. You can also highlight libraries in the tree structure which reference or use a certain library.
CODESYS Clip: Display referenced libraries in a tree structure
With keyboard shortcuts you can work even faster in the CODESYS CFC editor. As of CODESYS 3.5 SP17 an overview of all configured shortcuts can be found under Tools ‣ Customize... ‣ Keyboard ‣ CFC. There you can also define your own keyboard shortcuts to speed up your workflow.
As of CODESYS 3.5 SP17 larger drop areas allow you to place pins more easily without having to hit the exact connection point. This makes it even more convenient for you to work with CODESYS.
As of CODESYS 3.5 SP17 you can also activate the dark scheme for your CFC editor in CODESYS - as was already possible in earlier versions for the ST editor. This allows you to work more comfortably in dark environments, and helps to reduce eye strain.
Use the "info", "text", "warning" and "error" pragmas in objects with ST code (Structured Text) to generate compiler messages manually.
Use the "displaymode" pragma with the "bin", "dec" or "hex" parameters to always display individual variables in binary, decimal or hexadecimal format.