Built-in Code Editor
Our platform features an integrated script editor that developers can use to create custom functionality for their applications.. The editor provides a powerful set of tools to help you test and evaluate your scripts. Debugging tools include assigning breakpoints, stepping into code, stepping over code, executing line by line, and watching the values of objects change with each step.
Scripts are executed natively as managed code within the .NET Framework, meaning users cannot create a script that would inadvertently cause the system to shut down. This feature provides a greater level of security and up-time for your application.
Server and Client Domains
With the platform's script editor, users can create scripts that execute on the server for a global reach, or on the client side for a local reach.
Tasks, Classes, and Expressions
Users can create tasks, .NET classes, and function libraries. In some cases, creating one-line expressions rather than full methods may be more efficient or desirable. For that purpose, the platform provides an expression editor that allows access to all .NET operands and classes.
Object Orientation, Project Elements
All project elements, including Tags, Datasets, Alarms, devices, and status of communications, are immediately accessible via IntelliSense. Since they are native .NET objects, no temporary tag calls are required. A single operation allows users to move data from Tags to .NET external Data-tables.
C#, VB.NET, and Code Translation
Our platform includes industry-standard languages C# and VB.NET. Engineers are no longer burdened with using outdated, proprietary, single-threaded, or interpreted scripting editors. Translate your code between C# and VB.NET anytime to better leverage your expertise.
Events and Scheduling
It is possible to trigger tasks and expressions to execute by date, time, condition, calendar, tag change, or interval. Execution is distributed among processes, each running in its application domain and isolated from the real-time database, for maximum system security and performance.
Learn more at Datasets and SQL Queries.
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