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PROGRAM TestProg
VAR
Test: DINT;
Parent: FB_Parent(1234);
END_VAR
Obviously, this program does nothing but initialize a single variable, or should. The problem I'm having is that the Child.cVar (fairy syntax) doesn't have the value 1234, per my example.
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Look at pragmas help. There are one called call_after_init or something similar. It doesn t work if it is called from a library.
There exist another method which is instantiate an fb from var. If you instantiate it as the first var in your fb, the fb_init of the new fb will be called before your variables initialization.
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I'm having trouble with initializing function blocks inside of function blocks:
FUNCTION BLOCK FB_Child
VAR
cVar: DINT
END
METHOD FB_Init
VAR_INPUT
bInitRetains: BOOL;
bInCopyCode: BOOL;
SomeVar: DINT;
END_VAR
THIS^.cVar := SomeVar;
FUNCTION BLOCK FB_Parent
VAR
pVar: DINT;
Child: FB_Child(myVar);
END_VAR
METHOD FB_Init
VAR_INPUT
bInitRetains: BOOL;
bInCopyCode: BOOL;
SomeVar: DINT;
END_VAR
THIS^.myVar := SomeVar;
PROGRAM TestProg
VAR
Test: DINT;
Parent: FB_Parent(1234);
END_VAR
Obviously, this program does nothing but initialize a single variable, or should. The problem I'm having is that the Child.cVar (fairy syntax) doesn't have the value 1234, per my example.
Fb_init is called after the variables initialization.
See in online help how is the initialization sequence
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OK, thanks. I saw something that said FB_Init happened before VAR init.
What is the function/method decorator to have it called after init? I think that will work for me.
Thanks.
Look at pragmas help. There are one called call_after_init or something similar. It doesn t work if it is called from a library.
There exist another method which is instantiate an fb from var. If you instantiate it as the first var in your fb, the fb_init of the new fb will be called before your variables initialization.
Be healty!