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FT Optix cheat sheet

Collection of C# snippets ready for copy-paste

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The examples provided are to be used as a reference for building your application and should not be used in production as-is. It is recommended to adapt the example for the purpose, of observing the highest safety standards.

Important

This guide does not replace the official FT Optix documentation, it is just a place some code snippets with a brief explanation.

Warning

These snippets may use some non-public APIs that may be subject to changes, please refer to official documentation to access the publicly available APIs which are guaranteed to be maintained.

Warning

Some of the snippets from this repository may irremediably break your project, use them at your own risk. Make sure to implement proper error handling and testing before deploying them to a production environment.

Warning

Usage of the version control features of the FactoryTalk Optix IDE is hightly recommended to avoid any data loss. Make sure to commit your changes regularly to recover from any potential issue.

Sections

Introduction

General NetLogic tips and tricks

Variables

OPC/UA

UI

Others

Advanced

Warning

The following topics are very advanced and potentially dangerous, think twice before implementing them as they could lead to unexpected results