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fix function block properties #261 #262
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@dgl-cw thank you for your contribution. @RobertoRoos would you mind review the changes as you implemented the symbol handling? |
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I don't know about monitored variables, so I'm trusting this fix does it right.
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| self.index_group = info.iGroup | ||
| self.index_offset = info.iOffs | ||
| if self.index_group == 0xF019: |
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Let's move this value to a constant alongside ADSIGRP_SYM_VALBYHND so the code is more readable.
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I'm not sure what to call this constant, as it is not documented, but I can make something up, if there are no guidelines for that case.
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I suggest something like ADSIGRP_SYM_MONITORDUMMY
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There should also be a comment to the group definition explaining that it's undocumented and that it's used in the context of monitored variables.
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@dgl-cw nice work here. Of course we also need some kind of testing for this use-case.
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@dgl-cw did you manage to create some test cases for your suggested code? |
Suggestion to fix #261