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Python Safe Globals now have more reliable triggering of OnChange call. Added "Onchange" object to accessible runtime variables that let user python code see count of changes and first and last values.
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2020-12-10, Edouard Tisserant
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Python Safe Globals now have more reliable triggering of OnChange call. Added "Onchange" object to accessible runtime variables that let user python code see count of changes and first and last values.
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MyT = None
Stop = False
def StartLog():
global MyT
MyT=threading.Thread(target = DoLog)
MyT.start()
def DoLog():
global Stop
while not Stop:
PLCObject.LogMessage("Python side Logging (PLC is %s)"%PLCObject.PLCStatus)
time.sleep(0.3)
def StopLog():
global MyT,Stop
Stop=True
_runtime_init.append(StartLog)
_runtime_cleanup.append(StopLog)
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