Hi Russ, I was trying similar code to this yesterday on an X2 Pro 10 but although the code compiles and runs fine on my PC, when downloaded to the terminal I get the following error: Can't find PInvoke DLL 'dbnetlib.dll' Did you get this problem on the T7A? I have tried adding a reference to all the...

I have a solution but it is messy. If you declare a public static reference to EVERY tag in any script module, it automatically makes them a GlobalDataItem instead of a LightweightTag. You have to rebuild the solution after declaring them. e.g. public static GlobalDataItem _tag1 = Globals.Tags.tag1;...

Ok I now realise that Globals.Tags extends the GlobalController class but for some unkown reason the LightweightTags list is protected so I can't access it.

From what I can see, there is now no EASY way to get a list of all tags.

As version 2.20 has seriously changed how tags are stored, I can no longer get a reference to a list of all tags using Globals.Tags.GlobalDataItems. Controller Tags now appear to be LightWeightTags and the list is Protected and stored in the GlobalController class. Two main questions: How do I get a...

This probablly won't solve your problem but if others have the same error as me, it was caused by the filename. I had to rename the file from "iXDeveloper2-Beijer_DT_Complete_2.20.2296.0 - Setup.exe" to "Setup.exe" and it's now installing.

I have similar error code, tried uninstalling 2.1 and restarting still the same error. Also checked i have the latest (4.6) .net installed:

Setup Failed!
Failed to install one or several components.

Setup failed. Error code: -2147024894

Just for clarification, it will allow you to add more than 4000 it may just slow down your terminal, depending on what you're doing with them.

This seems to work:

Tools.Recipe.RecipeItems ris = Globals.Recipe1.RecipeItems;
VariantValue[] cArray = new VariantValue[ris.Count];
int index = 0;
foreach (Tools.Recipe.RecipeItem ri in ris)
{
CArray[index++] = ((GlobalDataItem)ri.DataItem).Value;
}

If you're only doing it once, I can't see a better way to do it. If you are doing it multiple times you could create a function: private float[] getArray(GlobalDataItem tag) { float[] resultArray; try { resultArray = new float[tag.ArraySize]; for (int i = 0; i < tag.ArraySize; i++) { resultArray = t...

I've not tested this, but the following function might work: private string getAlarmTextFromDisplayName(string alarmDisplayName) { foreach (IAlarmGroup ag in Globals.AlarmServer.AlarmGroups) { foreach (IAlarmItem ai in ag.AlarmItems) { if (ai.DisplayName.Equals(alarmDisplayName)) return ai.Text; } } }