BreakPoint
I took a new position as a Manufacturing Engineer
It seems he is wiring a boolean to a property node of a latch action switch (first guess, what else could it be?).
This will probably give an error at run time.
I'm fairly used to messy code. But the part that is annoying me more than anything is one of my main pet peeves: Value property node. Must...resist...killing...author...
@crossrulz wrote:
I'm fairly used to messy code. But the part that is annoying me more than anything is one of my main pet peeves: Value property node. Must...resist...killing...author...
I opened a brandy-new application, yesterday, that we bought from an equipment manufacturer to control a process on my new line. That author had all of the controls & indicators outside the main While loop and wrote/read everything using Value property nodes - even ones that were only read/written in one place. The sad thing is that the JKI State Machine was used (at my predecessor's request) and there was the "Data Initialize" state with the cluster that was never referenced again...
There is soooooooo much wrong with that code, but I have to say that this bit is probably one of my favourite issues I see often:
Where is the wire?????? Oh, probably behind the case structure. How do I get to it to trace it back with a simple triple click then?? Erm....dang.
