Hallo,
angeregt durch den Beitrag "Shared Functions ..." von rei_vilo, schlage ich die Einrichtung einer speziellen Bibliothek im Programm RoboPro vor, in welcher häufig benutzte Basis-Routinen abgelegt werden können. Die Module in dieser
Bibliothek sollen vom Programm RoboPro bei der Ausführung automatisch hinzugefügt werden, um noch offene Referenzen zu ergänzen. Das stellt sicher, daß alle Programme immer die neueste Version der abgelegten Basis-Module
verwenden.
Wenn ein Basis-Modul in dieser Bibliothek verändert/verbesssert worden ist, steht es ab sofort wieder allen RoboPro Prgrammen, die dieses Basis-Modul verwenden/benötigen, bei der Ausführung zur Verfügung.
RoboProEntwickler kann die Diskussion dieses Beitrages verfolgen und die Idee eventuell bei der weiteren Entwicklung von RoboPro aufgreifen.
Viele Grüße
Volker-James
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Re: Linkbare Bibliothek bei RoboPro
There is a more fundamental problem:
RoboPro offers not the possibility for experience users to add visual programming elements.
There is no mechanism,template structure and (cross) compiler support that give support to extend the library with low level written elements.
Only the subprogram mechanism offers a small possibility.
RoboPro is much closed. A management layer at meta level is missing
In MS Robotics Developers Studio VPL (Visual Programming Language) part
the more experience users has the possibility to add functionality to the library.
There is a management mechanism, templates and compiler support.
In fact in MS-RDS the visual element (activity) is a kind of summarizing of this "added functionality".
The visual element makes this "added functionality" accessible for the end-end user.
The visual representation of this "add functionality” is part of the templates and infra structure. You get it for free.
Conclusion:
If I take also in count the leak of management tools for Radio Call related projects which are including at least 2 programs. (See some old discussions.)
In case there is money available, it will be advisable to spend this money on an improvement of the project en element management infrastructure and not on adding visual programming elements.
RoboPro offers not the possibility for experience users to add visual programming elements.
There is no mechanism,template structure and (cross) compiler support that give support to extend the library with low level written elements.
Only the subprogram mechanism offers a small possibility.
RoboPro is much closed. A management layer at meta level is missing
In MS Robotics Developers Studio VPL (Visual Programming Language) part
the more experience users has the possibility to add functionality to the library.
There is a management mechanism, templates and compiler support.
In fact in MS-RDS the visual element (activity) is a kind of summarizing of this "added functionality".
The visual element makes this "added functionality" accessible for the end-end user.
The visual representation of this "add functionality” is part of the templates and infra structure. You get it for free.
Conclusion:
If I take also in count the leak of management tools for Radio Call related projects which are including at least 2 programs. (See some old discussions.)
In case there is money available, it will be advisable to spend this money on an improvement of the project en element management infrastructure and not on adding visual programming elements.