Rockwell VBA Functions (FTV SE)

[AMarks95]

Anybody know of a complete (or relatively complete) resource for VBA functions available to FTV SE? I know there are specific functions and extension functions that can be used with objects, but how are we to know what is available to use?



Examples:

The function "Display_AnimationStart()" will run when the graphic is called for via "Display" command.

The extension function "Button1_Released()" can be used with Button1 object

The extension function "NumericDisplay1_Update()" can be used with NumericDisplay1 object

 

[Jmeadows7676]

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I would also love to get my hands on this.

 

[JaxGTO]

I believe there are some free sample code downloads at Rockwell. Just find the sample code area and only search VBA and then View

 

[JaxGTO]

Also if you have TechConnect go to this:
QA12994 | Access Levels: TechConnect FactoryTalk View SE VBA - All You Need To Know - TOC

 

[AMarks95]

Also if you have TechConnect go to this:
QA12994 | Access Levels: TechConnect FactoryTalk View SE VBA - All You Need To Know - TOC

Thanks, this is the link that was provided to my by Rockwell as well when I asked. Quite a few of these are dead links, but there is some info/examples.



I've found some information using the Object Browser and going through the different Members of the Classes. If you click on an individual Member and click the ? at the top of the Object Browser window, it does give some more information. Not super convenient, but at least it's something.

 

[a66174]

The Microsoft VBA documentation is here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/overview/language-reference

 

[AMarks95]

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I would also love to get my hands on this.

SE 11 does actually have more documentation than I originally though, although most of it is syntactical, it's still useful.

In the VBA edit hit F2 to open the Object Browser. Here, you can a list of objects and their members. Right-click and click help for more info. There's not much help for using each member, but the syntax is there so it's a start.

Also, at the top of the editor, there's two drop-down boxes that allow you to select an object (that already exists on the display) and then a procedure for the object.

This is more-or-less what I was looking for. I just needed to know what events were all available to each object, but the overall documentation is still lacking.