Hi there!
Are there any possibility to generate popup SmartHMI windows like a picture below from KRL? Maybe it's a kind of dialog window?
KSS 8.5~8.6
Thanks!
"Busy popup window" via KRL
- Nikolay Noskov
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not exactly, but you could get similar thing using dialog. note that dialog must have at least one button or it will not show up, and if button is clicked, dialog will go away. so you need to display it again as long as "busy" is in progress and remove it when not busy.
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In KRL, the SET_KRLDLG function is passed the message text, an array of text values for each button, some parameters, and passes back an integer "handle" attached to the dialog box that SET_KRLDLG pops up.
Normally, the pop-up only clears when one of the buttons is pressed, but it's also possible to clear the pop-up from inside your program using CLR_KRLMSG (Handle Variable).
In "raw" KRL, something like:
CodenDialogMsgHandle=SET_KRLDLG(_Msg, _MsgPar[], _MsgSoftKey[], FI_MsgOpt) WAIT FOR Clear_KrlMsg(nDialogMsgHandle)I've never tried creating a Dialog pop-up with no buttons, but you could give it a shot. If it doesn't work for some reason, you could simply create one button and put your program into a loop that keeps popping the pop-up back up until the program is satisfied.
The MsgDialog subroutine in the MsgLib library (located in the SYSTEM directory of your robot) is a good example of Dialog, although it doesn't support clearing the pop-up programmatically.
I once made a modified version of MsgDialog that would allow my program to clear pop-ups based on either a SmartPad button being pressed, or on a value being sent from the PLC -- the PLC HMI "echoed" the SmartPad application messages, so the robot had to accept responses from either source.
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Display MoreDEF Dialog (FO_nAnswer:OUT,FI_chText[]:IN,FI_chModule[]:IN,FI_chTextPar[]:IN,FI_chDialogSK1[]:IN,FI_chDialogSK2[]:IN,FI_chDialogSK3[]:IN,FI_chDialogSK4[]:IN,FI_chDialogSK5[]:IN,FI_chDialogSK6[]:IN,FI_chDialogSK7[]:IN,FI_bNoBrakes:IN, FI_nMsgNr:IN,FI_MsgOpt:IN) ;FOLD HEADER ; Modified from stock MsgLib Dialog-message subroutine ; Adds capacity for both local and remote dialog response buttons ; Use O_ and I_ outputs and inputs that must be configured in the .DAT file of this module ;ENDFOLD (HEADER) ;FOLD DECLARATIONS DECL KrlMsg_T _Msg DECL KrlMsgPar_T _MsgPar[3] DECL KrlMsgOpt_T FI_MsgOpt DECL KrlMsgOpt_T _DummyMsgOpt DECL KrlMsgDlgSK_T _MsgSoftKey[7] DECL INT _nCount, _nLength, _nHandle, FO_nAnswer, FI_nMsgNr DECL BOOL FI_bNoBrakes DECL BOOL _bRet DECL CHAR FI_chText[], FI_chModule[], FI_chTextPar[], FI_chDialogSK1[], FI_chDialogSK2[], FI_chDialogSK3[], FI_chDialogSK4[], FI_chDialogSK5[], FI_chDialogSK6[], FI_chDialogSK7[] DECL CHAR _chMsg[255], _chMsgToPLC[300], _chConvertedMsg[255], _chTextPar[45] DECL BOOL _bReplyFromPLC DECL STATE_T _State DECL INT _nOffset DECL BOOL _bReplyFromSmartPad DECL BOOL _bMessageReceivedByPLC ;ENDFOLD (DECLARATIONS) ;FOLD EXECUTABLE O_MessageCode = 0 ; clear output _bReplyFromPLC = FALSE _bReplyFromSmartPad = FALSE FO_nAnswer = 0 ; check that there are no lingering PLC inputs WAIT FOR (I_OperatorButton == 0) ; Handle undefined Options variable ON_ERROR_PROCEED _DummyMsgOpt=FI_MsgOpt IF ($ERR.Number<>0) THEN FI_MsgOpt.VL_Stop=TRUE ;DEFAULT setting TRUE FI_MsgOpt.Clear_P_Reset=TRUE FI_MsgOpt.Log_To_DB=FALSE ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ELSE ERR_RAISE($ERR) ENDIF ;Creates default values in case of none availability FI_MsgOpt=CheckOfMsgOpt(FI_MsgOpt) _Msg.Nr=1 ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _Msg.Nr=FI_nMsgNr _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chText[]) IF _nLength>0 THEN IF _nLength>80 THEN _nLength=80 ENDIF FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _Msg.Msg_txt[_nCount]=FI_chText[_nCount] _chConvertedMsg[_nCount] = FI_chText[_nCount] ; Convert %1 to %s for SWrite to include text parameter in msg to HMI IF (_nCount > 1) THEN IF ((_chConvertedMsg[_nCount-1] == "%") AND (_chConvertedMsg[_nCount] == "1")) THEN _chConvertedMsg[_nCount] = "s" ENDIF ENDIF ENDFOR ; SWrite will fail if last character is % IF (_chConvertedMsg[_nCount-1] == "%") THEN _chConvertedMsg[_nCount-1] = " " ENDIF ELSE _Msg.Msg_txt[]="parameter FI_chText[] is missing" ENDIF _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chModule[]) IF _nLength>0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _Msg.Modul[_nCount]=FI_chModule[_nCount] ENDFOR ELSE _Msg.Modul[]="Appl" ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK1[]) IF $ERR.Number==0 THEN IF _nLength > 0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF _MsgSoftKey[7].Sk_Type = #KEY FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgSoftKey[7].Sk_txt[_nCount] = FI_chDialogSK1[_nCount] ENDFOR ENDIF ELSE FOR _nCount=1 TO 24 _MsgSoftKey[7].Sk_txt[_nCount] = " " ENDFOR ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK2[]) IF $ERR.Number==0 THEN _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK2[]) IF _nLength > 0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF _MsgSoftKey[6].Sk_Type = #KEY FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgSoftKey[6].Sk_txt[_nCount] = FI_chDialogSK2[_nCount] ENDFOR ENDIF ELSE FOR _nCount=1 TO 24 _MsgSoftKey[6].Sk_txt[_nCount] = " " ENDFOR ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK3[]) IF $ERR.Number==0 THEN _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK3[]) IF _nLength > 0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF _MsgSoftKey[5].Sk_Type = #KEY FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgSoftKey[5].Sk_txt[_nCount] = FI_chDialogSK3[_nCount] ENDFOR ENDIF ELSE FOR _nCount=1 TO 24 _MsgSoftKey[5].Sk_txt[_nCount] = " " ENDFOR ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK4[]) IF $ERR.Number==0 THEN _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK4[]) IF _nLength > 0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF _MsgSoftKey[4].Sk_Type = #KEY FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgSoftKey[4].Sk_txt[_nCount] = FI_chDialogSK4[_nCount] ENDFOR ENDIF ELSE FOR _nCount=1 TO 24 _MsgSoftKey[4].Sk_txt[_nCount] = " " ENDFOR ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK5[]) IF $ERR.Number==0 THEN _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK5[]) IF _nLength > 0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF _MsgSoftKey[3].Sk_Type = #KEY FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgSoftKey[3].Sk_txt[_nCount] = FI_chDialogSK5[_nCount] ENDFOR ENDIF ELSE FOR _nCount=1 TO 24 _MsgSoftKey[3].Sk_txt[_nCount] = " " ENDFOR ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK6[]) IF $ERR.Number==0 THEN _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK6[]) IF _nLength > 0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF _MsgSoftKey[2].Sk_Type = #KEY FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgSoftKey[2].Sk_txt[_nCount] = FI_chDialogSK6[_nCount] ENDFOR ENDIF ELSE FOR _nCount=1 TO 24 _MsgSoftKey[2].Sk_txt[_nCount] = " " ENDFOR ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK7[]) IF $ERR.Number==0 THEN _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chDialogSK7[]) IF _nLength > 0 THEN IF _nLength>24 THEN _nLength=24 ENDIF _MsgSoftKey[1].Sk_Type = #KEY FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgSoftKey[1].Sk_txt[_nCount] = FI_chDialogSK7[_nCount] ENDFOR ENDIF ELSE FOR _nCount=1 TO 24 _MsgSoftKey[1].Sk_txt[_nCount] = " " ENDFOR ENDIF _nLength=STRLEN(FI_chTextPar[]) IF _nLength>0 THEN IF _nLength>26 THEN _nLength=26 ENDIF FOR _nCount=1 TO _nLength _MsgPar[1].Par_Txt[_nCount]=FI_chTextPar[_nCount] _chTextPar[_nCount] = FI_chTextPar[_nCount] ENDFOR _MsgPar[1].Par_type=#Value ENDIF ; Write text variable into Message _nOffset = 0 SWRITE(_chMsgToPLC[], _State, _nOffset, _chConvertedMsg[], _chTextPar[]) ; Steering logic bDialogToPLC = (($EXT OR $AUT) AND (NOT bPlcSim)) bDialogToSmartPad = TRUE ; NOT $EXT ; bDialogToSmartPad = ((($EXT OR $AUT) AND NOT I_ClearToLeaveStandstill) OR $T1 OR $T2) ; Send dialog and buttons to PLC IF bDialogToPLC THEN WAIT FOR NOT (I_DialogReceived OR I_DialogResend) REPEAT ;UserDialogToPLC(_chMsgToPLC[], _Msg.Modul[],_MsgSoftKey[1].SK_TXT[],_MsgSoftKey[2].SK_TXT[],_MsgSoftKey[3].SK_TXT[],_MsgSoftKey[4].SK_TXT[],_MsgSoftKey[5].SK_TXT[],_MsgSoftKey[6].SK_TXT[],_MsgSoftKey[7].SK_TXT[],_Msg.Nr ) O_MessageCode = nMessageCodeMemory ; transmit message code REPEAT PULSE(O_DialogSent, TRUE, 0.1) UNTIL(I_DialogReceived OR I_DialogResend) IF I_DialogResend THEN O_DialogSent = FALSE WAIT FOR NOT (I_DialogResend) ENDIF UNTIL I_DialogReceived O_DialogSent = FALSE WAIT FOR NOT (I_DialogReceived) ENDIF ;Send Dialog and Buttons to SmartPad IF bDialogToSmartPad THEN nDialogMsgHandle=SET_KRLDLG(_Msg, _MsgPar[], _MsgSoftKey[], FI_MsgOpt) ELSE MsgState(nDialogMsgHandle, "Operator Dialog Message on Cell HMI", "Dialog") ENDIF ERR_CLEAR($ERR) ON_ERROR_PROCEED FI_bNoBrakes=FI_bNoBrakes IF NOT($ERR.Number==0) THEN FI_bNoBrakes=FALSE ENDIF ; Wait for either SmartPad button or button code input via FieldBus REPEAT WAIT SEC 0.2 _bReplyFromSmartPad = (bDialogToSmartPad AND NOT Exists_KrlDlg (nDialogMsgHandle, FO_nAnswer) AND (FO_nAnswer > 0)) _bReplyFromPLC = (bDialogToPLC AND NOT (I_OperatorButton == 0)) IF _bReplyFromPLC THEN SWITCH UserButton (I_OperatorButton) CASE #Invalid _bReplyFromPLC = FALSE DEFAULT ; leave _bReplyFromPLC alone ENDSWITCH ENDIF UNTIL (_bReplyFromPLC or _bReplyFromSmartPad) ; Reply recieved from PLC IF _bReplyFromPLC THEN ; If loop exited due to remote PLC input FO_nAnswer = I_OperatorButton O_MessageCode = 0 ; clear Message output WAIT FOR (I_OperatorButton == 0) ; wait for PLC acknowledgement ;MsgNotify("Reply From PLC %1", "Dialog", FO_nAnswer) WAIT SEC 1.0 ; Debounce ; Clear SmartPad message WAIT FOR Clear_KrlMsg(nDialogMsgHandle) ELSE ; Reply received from SmartPad IF _bReplyFromSmartPad THEN ; Loop was exited due to SmartPad button ; FO_nAnswer was set by Exists_KrlDlg() ; MsgNotify("Reply From SmartPad %1", "Dialog", FO_nAnswer) O_MessageCode = 0 ; clear Message output ENDIF ENDIF IF FI_bNoBrakes THEN PTP $AXIS_ACT ENDIF ;ENDFOLD (EXECUTABLE) END -
does it need to be a popup? status message would be perfect for this
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Panic mode, SkyeFire, thank a lot for quick answer. I've understood that have no easy way to generate the popup window.
In KRL, the SET_KRLDLG function is passed the message text, an array of text values for each button, some parameters, and passes back an integer "handle" attached to the dialog box that SET_KRLDLG pops up.
Normally, the pop-up only clears when one of the buttons is pressed, but it's also possible to clear the pop-up from inside your program using CLR_KRLMSG (Handle Variable).Yes, i know how the SET_KRLDG function works. And my first think was about it. Thank you for good example i will investigate that!
does it need to be a popup? status message would be perfect for this
Yes it need to be a popup. I want to block any activity from User-s during my function is executed.
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Yes it need to be a popup. I want to block any activity from User-s during my function is executed.
attempting to block "any activity" is going to be difficult. you may have to define what the "any activity" really is. popup does not prevent user from using (or letting go) of enabling switch, turning mode switch or pressing anything that is not on screen. creating and removing custom popup is not really a big deal, it is just that it would need a bit more than just KRL if it need to look certain way (without button). the bigger question what is it that you are trying to prevent.
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