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UDT with mixed read/write access #355
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Huh... Yeah, that is a problem. I think that there is an attribute that will tell us the protection on a field, but I am not sure. Let me reach out to the gurus who might know. |
My guru contact is not responding. I will keep seeing if there is something I can query to find this out. |
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A new interesting issue arose. I have a UDT where some of the tags within it are tag access = Read/Write and some are tag access = None. The @UDT special tag returns all of the fields regardless of access level.
I'm trying to determine in the @tags or @UDT special tags which of the fields have access and which do not. I looked at and tried debugging UdtInfoPlcMapper but I could not find anything in there that seems to change when the access level is changed.
Any help would be appreciated.
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