In the vector-based screen editor, I have an image that I would like to move across the widget.  I'm doing this by setting the insertion point X signal to an input value.

So, if the input value is 0, the image would be at the far left of the screen, and if the value is 100, the image would be at the far right of the screen.
It seems that although I can set static values based on percentage, signal values are based on coordinates instead.

So, I scale the percentage in my program to the X coordinates for the right and left edges of the screen and put these coordinates on the input signal.  This works fine until I need to resize the widget.  If I resize the widget, the coordinate values are no longer correct.

How can I accomplish this?

Thanks,
Jon

Hello Camox,

It shouldn't cause any issues for users with the libraries already installed in PLUS+1 GUIDE.  But if you installing GUIDE on a new PC, some libraries are not available in Update Center.
I'm not completely sure what are missing. But if I do a comparison with the libraries installed in GUIDE, everything after the Outputs Library is not shown (see image MissingLib).

Here's a tip for you Update Center users. If you don't already know it.
You can select to keep the setup files after installation. Default is to delete them.   But sometimes you need to install it again or share with a co-worker.
In Options (Tools > Options > General), make sure to deselect "Automatically delete installed files" (see image UCOptions). This will keep the setup file in the download folder.


Have a nice day.

Hello,

In the latest version of PLUS+1 Update Center (v1.0.183) released with PLUS+1 Tools 2025.1.2 seems to have some missing libraries and files.
We don't know why, but troubleshooting is in progress.

We are sorry for any inconvenience.

Personally I don't use the SW Template, I have my own style/template.

I've only seen the SW Template implemented once by another programmer and the 'flow' was a mess.

They don't even teach you to use the SW Template in any of the Danfoss training I have done...

Ultimately you are correct, you need to go backwards on yourself and tie the processed CAN information back to the Input bus so that you can use it else where;
Or just adjust the template as per your screen shots, there is no rules.

Also a good thing to know/remember is that the software processes GUIDE code differently, it isn't exactly left to right, search for 'About Execution Order' in the user manual (Press keyboard F1 button to launch the manual from GUIDE)

I appreciate the SW template, thanks to whomever created them.

However, I am a bit confused about the execution flow through the template.


Inside the Input page, there is a sub-page for receiving CAN data (clever use of the tin can for the icon, by the way!)
Assuming some data is received on the CAN bus that needs to be subsequently processed by the application, it seems likely that the data from the CAN page will need to flow to some process page within the top level application page.
My confusion is that there is not really a "proper" way to send the output of the CAN page to the input of the process page.  The data would have to flow either 1. backwards from the CAN page through the Main bus on the left or 2. out of the CAN page the InPage bus on the right and then backwards into the application page. 



I understand that technically this will work because data placed on a wire is immediately propagated to the other nodes on that wire, so page order is what matters for execution order.  However, it seems like a bad practice to have the signal feeding backwards so to speak when the general rule is for program flow to be left to right.

What would make more sense to me is that the Input sub-pages should feed their outputs into the inputs of the application pages. 



Am I missing something here?  How do applications that use this template feed signals from CAN Rx or other input pages to the application processes?

Thanks!
Jon