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Since I've installed codesys version 3.5.8, when I want to use a global variable which is declared for example in the GVL file, I have to call it by this way: Gvl.VariableName
But before, with the version 3.5.5, I didnt have to do that, only the name was enough
And if I update an old progam created with 3.5.5 to version 3.5.10, I can continue to call my variable only by their name, I have done a quick check in the setting between the bot version but I found nothing
Someone has an idea of what I have to do?
Many thanks in advance
Dom
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This attribute forces one to use the fully qualified variable name, i.e "GVL.Variable" instead of just "Variable".
However, I find that forcing the qualified name can be helpful because it makes it more difficult to get your variables mixed up and it becomes very clear that you're dealing with a global.
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Hi everyone,
Since I've installed codesys version 3.5.8, when I want to use a global variable which is declared for example in the GVL file, I have to call it by this way: Gvl.VariableName
But before, with the version 3.5.5, I didnt have to do that, only the name was enough
And if I update an old progam created with 3.5.5 to version 3.5.10, I can continue to call my variable only by their name, I have done a quick check in the setting between the bot version but I found nothing
Someone has an idea of what I have to do?
Many thanks in advance
Dom
Remove this from the top of your GVL:
This attribute forces one to use the fully qualified variable name, i.e "GVL.Variable" instead of just "Variable".
However, I find that forcing the qualified name can be helpful because it makes it more difficult to get your variables mixed up and it becomes very clear that you're dealing with a global.
Agreed, using qualified_only as the default makes perfect sense. Makes it easier to organise as well.
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