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Yet the author praised the game in the first paragraph... This is not being biased, it's called reporting.
Sigh... it is different gameplay... different section of the game completely... note the word different. Did you even watch it?
Wow... adhere to embargo much?
True that... But both shot and recorded different days hahahaha.
First video covers act one... This video covers Junctions.
Hey... It's a different video. First video covers gameplay from Act 1 this one covers Junctions.
It essentially kills the lasting appeal. Therefore they have technically shot themselves in the foot. On a lighter note... MKX is pretty epic.
It's DLC that takes away the challenge. As the article states: If you have finished the story mode, unlocked all the content in the Krypt, seen each character's fatality… then what is there actually left to do in Mortal Kombat X? By actually mastering each character, you will essentially have a title that will keep you coming back for more; however, if you stick to using easy way out Mortal Kombat X may just land up on your shelf sooner than you think.
Nothing mentioned in the article about younger players. On a personal note, I would never let my kid watch me play MK X... way too violent. You are right in the point where it makes the game feel cheap. Think about it, You purchase a game and then drop some coin to unlock a character at its ultimate level from start to finish... this eliminates the fun factor, lasting appeal, and destroys the overall gameplay experience.
Have to agree there. Was hoping to grab a physical copy on launch day.
At the end of the day it is an opinion piece.
Not sure, but I'm sure the author can't keep everyone happy.
For a small team they have done a great job. I also saw the scores where all over the place. I took into count the size of the studio and the effort placed into the game. Good game overall, just needs a bit of polish. I hope they continue to make larger titles like this.
Remind me to choose my cover images a little better... lol!
Wow... It was actually unintentional. But by the look of the pics you would think that it was.
They are very solid. they have a good idea of what works and what doesn't, but I think they pretty much pull off anything if they gave it a shot. Oh, this was our first ever video review of a game. We generally stick to text, but decided to try something different.
I would have to agree with you. I just wish they would add in a few more gameplay mechanics in order to ramp things up a bit.
Wow... Okay! I have personally replaced around 6 Xbox 360's and 2 PlayStation 3's... This is not a jab at any console manufacturer. Additionally, PlayStation did a phenomenal job getting things done so quickly.
I still own two Xbox 360's... Each console has a unique feature that benefits each play style. While our Wii U may be used a little less than the others, it is still being used.
Basically, I stay neutral when it comes to console wars.


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hey, this one is actually quite good. Awesome texture and color scheme on that metal crust (?)
Very different.
got my vote.
rafaelsencebe Artist
very good ilustration, print pls :)
BondageBoyScout Human
Kind of like the Spiderman design.
BenjaminPhantom Artist from Florida, United States
Nice design. I find it fascinating. +1
Great!!!really nice!!
fubar_designs Artist
Thank you very much for the kind words, everyone! And merci beaucoup for voting, too! :D

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The PA Power Scripting Module has been updated to work with Ignition 7.8. Download here
The PA Office Document Module has been updated to work with Ignition 7.8. Download here
Inductive Automation released a new pricing web application. You can choose various packages, Ignition modules and functionality and get prices instantly. Check it out. Zack Scriven writes details about it on his blog.
In a recent forum post Carl Gould describes Ignition price changes:
Yes, the pricing changed. I wouldn't expect this every year, but this year we did make quite a few adjustments, as you all noticed. We felt that the improvements to the Reporting module warranted an increase in the price. However, I would draw your attention to the fact that we dropped the price of the Vision module by more than the increase to the Reporting module. We also split the Tag Historian and SQL Bridge products in order to drop the entry point for a number of types of packages, allowing us to offer the new Foundation package at a sub $10k price point, a package with no limitations whatsoever. We also dropped the price of alarm notification module. We've decided to start charging for drivers in order to help fund development of more protocols, so make sure your new quotes don't include drivers you aren't going to be using. I hope this demonstrates that prices were adjusted, up *and* down, all around, this wasn't a general price increase.
Also, I think you may have missed one of the major new changes: the price of redundancy dropped significantly. Redundant gateways are now priced at 50% of the primary gateway! This means that a Redundant Pro is *less* than Mission Critical Works was.
Here's a list of new features and changes in Ignition 7.8:
New Reporting Module
The new reporting module is just as flexible and powerful as the old reporting module but has a significantly improved user interface for designing reports.
The new reporting module is using the same underlying reporting engine as before, so leaning the new reporting module will be easy for anyone already familiar with the old reporting module. But designing reports will be much easier because of the interface improvements.
The old reporting module only worked with the Vision module. It was not possible to have reports without the Vision module installed. The new reporting module is different - it can exist and work standalone, without the Vision module. But the reports created with the new reporting module can still be used in Vision clients.
The new reporting module is also backward compatible with the old reporting module. So if you upgrade the reporting module to the new one existing reports will still work. Existing reports will be the same after upgrading to Ignition 7.8.
It is possible to convert old reports to the new reporting style by following the instructions given by Kathy in this forum post: https://inductiveautomation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=53383#p53383
Scheduling reports to be generated and sent to people was a real problem for the old reporting module. This is solved in the new reporting module with built-in functionality to schedule the generation and sending of reports.
It appears that Inductive Automation tried to keep the flexibility and power of the old reporting system and at the same time fix its failings -- and it looks like they succeeded brilliantly.
I am really excited about the new reporting module in Ignition. It's a whole new ball game for creating reports in Ignition.
Check out the new reporting videos on Inductive University to learn more.
New Ignition User Manual
Ignition 7.8 has a new Ignition user manual. The online version allows users to add to the documentation by submitting comments. Check out the new Ignition user manual.
Gateway Network
The Gateway Network, new in Ignition 7.8, provides a way for Ignition Gateways to communicate between each other. The Gateway Network is provided by the Ignition platform, not by any Ignition module. The Gateway Network is exposed to Ignition module developers so it is possible to develop new features that use it. Inductive Automation plans to develop new features that use it. The new Enterprise Administration Module module uses the Gateway Network. See Gateway Network documentation to learn more.
Enterprise Administration Module (EAM)
The EAM module allows a user to monitor and control any number of Ignition Gateways from a central Ignition Gateway. See the documentation for more information.
Selectively Publish Resources
Ignition allows developers to makes changes to projects and save those changes without publishing those changes to Ignition clients that users are actually using. This allows developers to make changes and test those changes in staging clients before publishing those changes to their users. Ignition 7.8 adds the ability to select which resources to publish. Before Ignition 7.8 there was no choice -- everything would be published or nothing.
Now developers can make changes to a lot of resources like windows, Python modules, templates and reports, save those changes and selectively publish any of the resources when they are ready.
Publishing specific resources is done by clicking on the File -> Publish Selected... menu item in the Ignition designer. A popup window allows you to select which resources to publish.
New Interactive Script Console
The Script Playground in the Ignition designer has been replaced with a new interactive Python console. Here's what it looks like:
SQL Bridge Changes
The Tag Historian functionality in the SQL Bridge module has been taken out and put into its own module, the Tag Historian module. In addition the Tag History Splitter module has been integrated into the Tag Historian module.
The SQL Bridge module is now just transaction group functionality.
Copy & Paste Bindings
This is done by binding something to a property. Then right click on the property in the Property Editor and select "Copy Binding". Then right click on a different property (on the same or different component) and select "Paste Binding".
Copy Custom Properties
You can now copy custom properties on one component and paste them into another component. This is done by opening the Custom Properties editor on one component, selecting the custom properties that you want to copy, pressing Control-C, exit the Custom Properties editor, then open the Custom Properties editor for a different component and press Control-V. This copy and paste operation will also copy and paste the values of the custom properties.
New Ignition Module SDK
Inductive Automation released a new Ignition Module SDK that uses Maven, a software project management tool. The Ignition Module SDK is no longer downloaded from the Inductive Automation website. Instead Maven with the new Ignition Maven Plugin is used to get module development started. See the new Ignition Module SDK documentation for more information.
New OPC-UA Drivers (DNP3, Omron)
Inductive Automation released a new OPC-UA driver for the DNP3 protocol. See more.
A new driver to communicate with the Omron NJ series of controllers will be released soon.
Improved runScript Expression Function
The runScript function has a couple new features. When runScript executes a Python function it can now take additional arguments that are passed into the Python function. In addition, runScript can now reference custom methods on components by using "self" to refer to the component runScript is used with. Here is an example expression:
In the example above "self.returnText" refers to the returnText custom method on the component that the expression is used on. The 0 is the polling rate. The specific value 0 turns polling off. The "neat" argument is passed as an argument to the "returnText" method.
The ability to pass arguments to Python functions in this way is much easier than alternative ways and executes a lot quicker.
The ability to use "self" to reference a component makes it possible to directly call custom methods on components with runScript. This was not possible before.
Improved Custom Functions
Python functions have built-in functionality for handling default argument values, variable arguments and keyword arguments. Custom methods on components now support these. Here's examples of different argument functionality:
#default argument value def returnText(text="No Text"): return text #Passing in an argument is optional since a default value exists print returnText() #variable arguments #the args variable will contain a list of all arguments passed into the function def returnText(*args): print args returnText("first arg","second arg","third arg") #keyword arguments def returnText(**kwargs): print kwargs #kwargs becomes a dictionary with the items: {'f':'first','s':'second'} returnText(f="first",s="second")
Power Table Improvements
The Power Table component has a new property called "View Dataset" which contains the data in the table as it appears on the screen, after any column hiding/sorting/re-ordering and filtering.
It is now possible to select rows on a power table, press Control-C (copy) and then paste the rows as text into a text editor or other places.
New Scripting Functions for User Schedules
New scripting functions have been added for getting/adding/editing/removing schedules and holidays. See the new scripting functions in the documentation.
New Scripting Functions for Rosters
New scripting functions have been added for getting and creating rosters. Rosters are used to send alarm notifications to users. The two new scripting functions are system.alarm.createRoster and system.alarm.getRosters.
Roles for Creating Projects
Ignition 7.8 added functionality to specify what roles users must have in order to create new projects. The roles are specified in the "Gateway Settings" webpage in the Ignition configuration web application.
Popup Windows Can Overlap Docked Windows
A new option allows popup windows to overlap docked windows. See the image on the right to see this in action.
The new option exists in the project properties of a project in the designer, specifically: Project Properties -> Client -> User Interface. It is a checkbox called, "Prevent Popup/Docking Overlap".
New DataSet and Array Tags
Tags in Ignition can now hold arrays and DataSets. Query tags can now hold multipe rows of results by storing them in a DataSet.
BestFit Layout Mode for Template Repeater
The new "Best Fit" layout mode for the template repeater fits the template instances within the repeater without scrolling and maintains aspect ratios.
Ignition Titles
Web browser tab titles and Ignition designer titles show the system/server name of the Ignition installation being used. This helps differentiate different Ignition installations when using more than one at the same time.
I am happy to announce the release of PerfectChat. It is a new product from the Perfect Abstractions Ignition development team.
PerfectChat is instant messenger and chat functionality that is very easy to use and add to any existing Ignition project that uses Ignition version 7.7.5 and up.
PerfectChat is freely available to anyone who wants to use it.
It takes less than a minute to install. It does not use a database connection so no database setup or configuration is needed.
It has no configuration. It just works. Here's what the chat window looks like:
Chat messages are stored in memory. They are collected and available as long as the client is running.
Messages can be sent to individual users or to a group chat room.
People can chat with each other even though they are using different projects. The projects need to be running on the same Ignition Gateway.
PerfectChat includes a south-docked notification window that gets displayed when the chat window is closed and a chat message is received. It notifies a user that he/she has received a message. It looks like this:
Clicking on the notification window will close it and at the same time open the chat window and select the user that the message came from.
An Ignition template with a button is used to install PerfectChat. Pressing the button executes special functions from the PA Power Scripting Module that ensure PerfectChat resources are installed without overwriting any existing resources in the project. This enables PerfectChat to be installed in any existing project safely. Here's what the "PerfectChat Installation" template looks like:
The installation of PerfectChat requires that the PA Power Scripting Module is installed. The PA Power Scripting Module does not need a license to install PerfectChat. There is absolutely no license or cost for installing and using PerfectChat. It takes 2 minutes to download and install the PA Power Scripting Module.
Here's how to get PerfectChat running:
- Download this project file: PerfectChatInstallation.proj.
- Using an Ignition designer import the project file into an Ignition project.
- Open the "PerfectChat Installation" template that was imported.
- Put your Ignition designer into preview mode and click on the "Install" button.
- Installation is complete. You are done and there is nothing to configure.
You can now launch a client and open the chat window from the client menu. Here is what the menu looks like:
The "PerfectChat Installation" template can also be imported from Inductive Automation's public cloud templates repository. It exists in the "Chat" category.
I created a video that shows the installation and PerfectChat in action. Video link: PerfectChat for Ignition Projects
The PA Power Scripting Module does not need a license for installing PerfectChat because all scripting functions provided by the Power Scripting Module work without a license when run in the Ignition designer. Since installation of PerfectChat is done in the Ignition designer all of the functionality of the Power Scripting Module can be used without any cost or license. PerfectChat itself does not use the Power Scripting Module.
I do suggest purchasing a license for the Power Scripting Module if its licensed functionality will be useful to you and/or save you time. Here is an article about some of its features: PA Power Scripting Module
PerfectChat was developed by the Perfect Abstractions Ignition development team. Please, feel free to contact us on any question about the chat usage or any development needs or consultation.
Some discussion and improvements are in this forum thread: Add Instant Messaging and Chat Functionality to Any Project
Phil Turmel, from Automation Prefessionals, has been working on some interesting new Ignition modules.
The Time Series Database Cache module was recently released on Module Marketplace.
The Time Series Database Cache module supplies dataset manipulation and database query functions that are optimized for use with large and/or high-resolution database tables containing timestamped data.
Check out the documentation for more details.
Simulation Aids Module
Phil recently released a public beta of a new Ignition module called the Simulation Aids Module. This module helped Phil test projects in-house when physical components were off-limits or didn't exist yet. See Phil's post on the forum about it.
Dream Team Consulting is delivering the Ignition Core Training and Ignition Advanced Training classes in Sweden.
So if you are in Sweden or Europe it might be more convenient to take the classes there.
Having a consistent style when developing Ignition projects helps keep developers in agreement on how projects should be developed, facilitates communication and makes projects easier to understand and maintain.
I've been working on a style guide here: Ignition Project Development Style Guide.
I want the style guide to use conventions that most people are using already, so if the guide says something different that what you have seen or like, let me know.
I don't use client tags in Ignition much. Not because they are bad or something like that, but because there is something better: module level Python variables.
Python module level variables and client tags are both ways to store and use global data in an Ignition client.
Python module level variables don't have the following limitation: Client tags can only use a few Java data types.
Client tags have one data type for holding aggregate values, the dataset. Datasets are terrible for accessing, setting and manipulating data compared to Python dictionaries and lists. In addition datasets enforce a structure -- rows of the same kind of data. Python dictionaries allow you to structure and organize data in a way that is best suited to the data and how you use it. That makes short, easy to read and write maintainable code.
Python module level variables can hold data of any data type. In my experience Python dictionaries and lists are the most useful data types for storing and using global data in Ignition clients.
It is also nice that Python module variables can be defined in the same place as the functions and code that manipulate them.
Client tags have useful scalar data types like Integer, Float, String and so is most useful for holding single value data.
What About Tag Change Scripts and Other Client Tag Features?
Some client tag features are easily implemented in simple Python code. Here is a simple example that implements value change script functionality:
#project.machines Python module #create module level variable _machineConfig = {} #create functions for setting and getting machines that can be used anywhere in the project def addMachineConfig(machineID, config): _machineConfig[machineID] = config print "new machine config added:", config def setMachineConfig(machineID,config): if machineID in _machineConfig: oldConfig = _machineConfig[machineID] _machineConfig[machineID] = config #value change script print "oldValue:",oldConfig, "newValue:",config else: addMachineConfig(machineID,config) def getMachine(machineID) return _machineConfig[machineID]
Noticed that "value change script" code is executed any time a machine's configuration is changed by using the setMachineConfig function.
Here's a great comment from Alasdair Barclay (AlThePal) about this blog post:
As we got to know Ignition better we moved from the pointy-clicky interface to doing more things in code. It is more flexible but it's harder to get started - most beginners will need the pointy-clicky interface until they understand the concepts, then they can move to coding directly and enjoying more power.
GStore was some functionality I built into the Power Scripting module. It developed over a short time and now I think it is best to get rid of it.
GStore is short for global storage. It was a way to store global data in Python variables in Ignition projects. The main problem with it is that there is already a great way to do it -- just store global data in Python project modules. I thought I could add various functionality to gstore to make it more unique and useful. But I found that I could add the same functionality in more general ways.
GStore still exists in the Power Scripting module for backwards compatibility but I removed it from Power Scripting documentation and its use is no longer recommended.
GStore answered this question very clearly: "How can I store and use data globally in an Ignition project in a very flexible and dynamic way during runtime in an Ignition client?" But the best answer is use a Python module library; create a module level variable and functions for setting and accessing it, then use those functions in your application to store and manipulate global data.
Here is a simple example:
#project.machines Python module #create module level variable _machineConfig = {} #create functions for setting and getting machines that can be used anywhere in the project def addMachineConfig(machineID, config): _machineConfig[machineID] = config def getMachine(machineID) return _machineConfig[machineID]
I really want to build new and useful things into the Power Scripting module, so let me know what you want.
I created the Perfect Abstractions (PA) Power Scripting Module to make some things easier to do and to make new things possible.
I will give a free license for this module to the first five people that send me a good example of using it in some way.
- pa.db.insertRows
- serverFunction
- @run
- pa.thread.multiTask
- MutablePyDataSet
- pa.ignition.db.runPrepInternalDBQuery
- pa.ignition.getContext()
Have you ever had data in an Ignition table or dataset and wanted to insert the data into a database table?
Did you write a Python script that looped though the dataset row by row, inserting each row into a database table? Man, that is slow, especially if the script is running in a client.
The right way to do this is to create a single SQL query that contains all the rows to insert, for example:
INSERT INTO mytable (col1,col2) VALUES (?,?,?), (?,?,?), (?,?,?), (?,?,?)
That query inserts four rows of data into a database table (but such a query could insert many more rows). It is much, much faster than running four separate queries.
So you should aggregate multiple inserts into a single query when you can. But have you written the logic in Python to dynamically create such a multi-insert database query and arranged the values so they can be inserted? It is ugly and painful.
That is why I created the pa.dataset.insertRows function. Let it do the tiresome work of dynamically creating the single efficient database query needed to insert all the rows of your dataset into a database table.
pa.db.insertRows documentation
This is my favorite feature. It might be hard to learn or understand at first because it adds something new to Ignition. A new idea, that's not part of regular Ignition. But it is really worth understanding because it is awesome and because it allows you to do very valuable things that you could not do before.
It might also be hard to understand because it is a general capability. It allows you to do many different things so it can be easy to get lost in the generalness of it and not see the value. Kind of like a programming language. What good is a programming language? A programming language is so general that you can say things like, "A programming language allows you to do stuff, to make stuff". And to a lot of people that means nothing because it isn't specific enough. So don't let the generalness of this feature hide its value from you. And don't let specific examples of its use limit your understanding of what it could be used for.
serverFunction enables you to write a Python script that runs in the runtime Ignition client that calls a user-defined function that gets executed in the Ignition Gateway and returns its results back to the client. This is a remote function call from the client to the Gateway, with the return value returned back to the client. What can you do with this? That is up to your imagination.
You should really understand this so contact me personally if you don't understand after finishing reading this blog post.
Here is an example:
#First script #This is in the project.util Python module. @serverFunction def getServerTextFile(filePath): textFileContent = system.file.readFileAsString(filePath) return textFileContent
#Second script #This is in a visionWindowOpened component event script filePath = "C:\\Users\\nick\\Documents\\MyTextFile.txt" text = project.util.getServerTextFile(filePath) root = event.source.rootContainer root.getComponent("DocumentViewer").text = text
The "getServerTextFile(filePath)" function has been declared a server function. When it is called in the client it will be executed on the Ignition server and the results will be returned back to the client.
The second script executes when an Ignition window opens. The script retrieves a file from the Ignition server computer (not the client computer) and updates a Document Viewer component in the window with the text from the file. This is a nice way for a window to display the contents of a file from the Ignition server. Similarly a writeServerTextFile(filePath) server function could be written to save changes made in the client to files on the Ignition server computer.
Notice the "@" symbol before "serverFunction". You might wonder what that is. That is standard Python syntax for something that has probably never been used in Ignition before. That syntax is shorthand for creating a Python decorator, which is a function that takes as an argument a function and returns a function. In the case above the syntax is shorthand for getServerTextFile = serverFunction(getServerTextFile).
You can learn more about Python decorators by searching google for Python decorators. It isn't anything special.
@serverFunction replaces the function defined after it with a different function that makes a remote function call to the Ignition Gateway to the function with the same name that exists in the Gateway.
Three Great Uses of serverFunction
1. As you saw in the example above serverFunction provides a great way for runtime clients to retrieve resources that exist on the Ignition server computer. serverFunction can also be used to send data and resources from clients to an Ignition server computer.
2. There is another fantastic use of serverFunction that is completely different: improve performance of multiple dependent database queries. It sometimes happens that multiple database queries that depend on each other need to be run in a Python script in a project. This creates a performance problem because each query can only execute after the one before it has completed executing. Each query needs to be sent across a computer network, which could include the Internet, to an Ignition Gateway, executed and the results need to be sent back to the client. The back and forth network traffic nature of queries makes Python scripts run slow. If it takes 1 second to execute a database query in an Ignition client and a script needs to execute 5 of them then the Python script will take at least 5 seconds to execute which in many cases is a noticeable and annoying lag or frozen screen for users.
In the past the solution has been to write an ugly database stored procedure, which gets hidden away from Ignition. This isn't a good solution because stored procedures don't get saved with an Ignition project and it is much nicer to implement logic in Python than in a SQL langauge.
A server function can solve this problem. Often an Ignition Gateway is installed on the same computer server as the database server or close to it. This enables very fast communication between the Ignition Gateway and the database server. Therefore a client can call a server function that executes multiple queries. Now the queries run fast because they are executed in the Ignition Gateway very near the database server. There have been a number of times I wished I could send multiple database queries to the server to be executed together, now this can be done.
3. It is also possible for a client to call a server function that is defined in a different project than the one running in the client. This allows functions to be grouped into appropriate projects but they can still be called from other projects if needed.
@run provides a nicer syntax for calling system.util.invokeLater(function) and system.util.invokeAsynchronous(function) functions.
system.util.invokeLater(function) is used for two different things. It is used to execute a function after all events and bindings have completed in a client. This is sometimes useful in the "visionWindowOpened" window event script because this script executes before bindings. This script might set properties in the window which will get overwritten when bindings are executed. Defining a function in this script and executing it with invokeLater prevents component properties that have been assigned values in the script from getting overwritten by bindings.
The underlying programming framework used by Ignition clients is Java Swing. Java Swing is single threaded meaning all GUI access and interaction is done on a single thread called the Event Dispatch Thread or EDT for short. No other thread is supposed to touch GUI components.
But sometimes other threads are needed in Ignition clients. If an operation (like getting data from somewhere or making a lot of calculations) takes a long time to execute and the code is running in the EDT (GUI Thread) then the screen will freeze for the user and this is not good. No one likes a frozen screen for any length of time. And when something is taking a long time it is nice to be notified graphically of the progress. This is where the system.util.invokeAsynchronous(function) function comes in. system.util.invokeAsynchronous(function) executes a function in a background thread.
A way is needed for a background thread to update the GUI with its progress and update the GUI when it is done. This is the second use of system.util.invokeLater(function). When system.util.invokeLater(function) is called in a background thread the function that is passed to it is executed in the EDT (GUI thread). system.util.invokeAsynchronous(function) and system.util.invokeLater(function) are used together to run background threads and update the GUI.
Here is an example:
def async(): result = functionThatTakesALongTimeToFinish() def later(): event.source.parent.getComponent("Label").text = "Finished running" system.util.invokeLater(later) system.util.invokeAsynchronous(async)
The system.util.invokeAsynchronous function returns immediately so the EDT is uninterrupted. When the functionThatTakesALongTimeToFinish() function completes the GUI is updated.
Here is the same code using the new @run syntax:
@run def async(): result = functionThatTakesALongTimeToFinish() @run def later(): event.source.parent.getComponent("Label").text = "Finished running"
This second version is not much different than the first version. In the second version the explicit calls to system.util.invokeAsynchronous and system.util.invokeLater are gone and instead @run is at the top of the functions. @run will execute a function defined after it based on its name. Functions named "async" are executed with system.util.invokeAsynchronous and functions named "later" are executed with system.util.invokeLater. The specific function names are useful because they document what the function is for: asynchonous execution or EDT execution.
I found that using @run makes code cleaner, easier to read and write, especially when code is dense with invokeLater and invokeAsynchronous.
pa.thread.multiTask(functions, endFunction)
The pa.thread.multiTask(functions, endFunction) function executes multiple functions concurrently in different threads.
The pa.thread.multiTask(functions, endFunction) function is useful in cases where multiple long-running independent operations or code need to run. Instead of executing long running operations in sequence all the long running operations can run at the same time, speeding up the application.
Python lists, sets and dictionaries are thread-safe, which means they can be shared between concurrently running functions. When the concurrent functions finish running the endFunction is executed. The endFunction can do something with the results like update the GUI.
Here is a simple example:
myTextList = [] myFunctionsList = [] def func1(): text = system.db.runScalarQuery("SELECT name FROM names1 LIMIT 1","datasource1") myTextList.append([text]) myFunctionsList.append(func1) def func2(): text = system.db.runScalarQuery("SELECT name FROM names2 LIMIT 1","datasource2") myTextList.append([text]) myFunctionsList.append(func2) def func3(): text = system.db.runScalarQuery("SELECT name FROM names3 LIMIT 1","datasource3") myTextList.append([text]) myFunctionsList.append(func3) def updateGUI(): @run def later(): table = event.source.parent.getComponent("Table") table.data = system.dataset.toDataSet(["Names"],myTextList) pa.thread.multiTask(myFunctionsList,updateGUI)
In this example the pa.thread.multiTask function executes three functions concurrently. Each function executes a query in a different database. The results are collected in the MyTextList Python list. After the three functions have completed running the results are put in an Ignition table in a window.
I have used the above pattern in production to concurrently execute 10 different queries at the same time. It is about 10 times faster than executing the database queries sequentially.
pa.thread.multiTask documentation
Datasets are very very common in Python scripts in Ignition. Ignition components use them to hold tabular data and SQL queries return results in datasets. So they are everywhere.
I found myself writing the same code over and over again in different projects for handling datasets. The solution was MutablePyDataSet. I put in MutablePyDataSet many capabilities and methods that are useful. If you think of more let me know.
MutablePyDataSet is a swiss army knife for datasets. MutablePyDataSet helps write clear, short, easy code for datasets.
MutablePyDataSet is like PyDataSet except that it has many methods for accessing and manipulating its data and it is mutable.
MutablePyDataSet can do so many things to datasets that a huge page of documentation is needed to show what it can do.
Some of MutablePyDataSet's power comes from the generality of its functions. For example the sortRows method can receive a comparison function to determining how rows should be sorted. A comparison function can sort rows in any way the programmer wishes. Similarly, the findRows, filterRows, and removeRows methods receive a function argument to determine the condition or algorithm to use for the task. Such methods give flexibility/power while removing looping boilerplate code.
MutablePyDataSets print out to the console very nicely. This is very useful for development and debugging. Here's an example:
columnNames = ["name","age","rank"] rows = [["Bob",32,"Private"], ["Bill",28,"Major"], ["Sarah",34,"Colonel"], ["Kane",56,"General"], ["Kirk",46,"Captain"], ["Steve",22,"Lieutenant"], ["Spock",156,"First Officer"], ["Sierra",18,"Private"]] mutablePyDataSet = pa.dataset.toData(columnNames,rows) mutablePyDataSet.filterRows(lambda row: row["age"] > 30) mutablePyDataSet.reverseRows() print mutablePyDataSet Output Console: row | name age rank ----------------------------- 0 | Spock 156 First Officer 1 | Kirk 46 Captain 2 | Kane 56 General 3 | Sarah 34 Colonel 4 | Bob 32 Private
The code creates a MutablePyDataSet with columns and rows. The filterRow method removes all rows that do not meet the condition given in the lambda function. lambda is Python syntax for creating a function without a name on the fly. The MutablePyDataSet is reversed and printed.
Method calls can be chained. For example the code could be written like this:
print pa.dataset.toData(columnNames,rows).filterRows(lambda row: row["age"] > 30).reverseRows()
For a primer on Datasets and MutablePyDataSets in Ignition read this blog post: Datasets in Ignition
MutablePyDataSet documentation
This function enables you to query Ignition's internal database, (SELECT queries only). The results are returned as a MutablePyDataSet.
Here is an example that gives all the datable tables that can be queried in Ignition:
query = """SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.SYSTEM_TABLES WHERE TABLE_SCHEM='PUBLIC'""" result = pa.ignition.db.runPrepInternalDBQuery(query) print result Output Console: row | TABLE_NAME ------------------------------------------------------------- 0 | ALARMJOURNALSETTINGS 1 | ALARMNOTIFICATIONPROFILES 2 | ALERTLOG 3 | ALERTNOTIFICATIONPROFILEPROPERTIES_BASIC 4 | ALERTNOTIFICATIONPROFILEPROPERTIES_BASIC_EMAILADDRESSES 5 | ALERTNOTIFICATIONPROFILEPROPERTIES_DISTRIBUTION 6 | ALERTNOTIFICATIONPROFILES 7 | ALERTSTATE 8 | ALERTSTORAGEPROFILEPROPERTIES_DATASOURCE 9 | ALERTSTORAGEPROFILES 10 | AUDITEVENTS 11 | AUDITPROFILEPROPERTIES_DATASOURCE 12 | AUDITPROFILES 13 | AUTHPROFILEPROPERTIES_AD 14 | AUTHPROFILEPROPERTIES_ADHYBRID 15 | AUTHPROFILEPROPERTIES_ADTODB 16 | AUTHPROFILEPROPERTIES_DB 17 | AUTHPROFILES 18 | BASIC_SCHEDULES 19 | COMPACTLOGIXDRIVERSETTINGS 20 | COMPOSITE_SCHEDULES 21 | CONTROLLOGIXDRIVERSETTINGS 22 | DATASOURCEDRIVINGSQLTSETTINGS 23 | DATASOURCES 24 | DBTRANSLATORS 25 | DEVICES 26 | DEVICESETTINGS 27 | DRIVERPROPERTIES 28 | DUAL 29 | EMAILNOTIFICATIONSETTINGS 30 | GENERALALARMSETTINGS 31 | HOLIDAYS 32 | HOMEPAGE_SETTINGS 33 | IMAGES 34 | INTERNALAUTHMAPPINGTABLE 35 | INTERNALCONTACTINFOTABLE 36 | INTERNALROLETABLE 37 | INTERNALSCHEDULEADJUSTMENTTABLE 38 | INTERNALSQLTPROVIDERSETTINGS 39 | INTERNALUSEREXTRAPROPS 40 | INTERNALUSERTABLE 41 | JDBCDRIVERS 42 | LEGACYSQLTPROVIDERSETTINGS 43 | LOGIXDRIVERSETTINGS 44 | MICROLOGIXDRIVERSETTINGS 45 | MOBILEMODULESETTINGS 46 | MODBUSTCPDRIVERSETTINGS 47 | OPCSERVERS 48 | PLC5DRIVERSETTINGS 49 | PROJECTS 50 | PROJECT_CHANGES 51 | PROJECT_RESOURCES 52 | REGIONSETTINGS 53 | ROSTER 54 | ROSTER_ENTRY 55 | S71200DRIVERSETTINGS 56 | S7300DRIVERSETTINGS 57 | S7400DRIVERSETTINGS 58 | SCHEDULES 59 | SCHEDULE_PROFILES 60 | SCRIPTSETTINGSRECORD 61 | SIMPLETAGPROVIDERPROFILE 62 | SIPNOTIFICATIONSETTINGS 63 | SLCDRIVERSETTINGS 64 | SMSNOTIFICATIONPROFILESETTINGS 65 | SQLTAG 66 | SQLTAGALARMPROP 67 | SQLTAGALARMS 68 | SQLTAGEVENTSCRIPTS 69 | SQLTAGHISTORYPROVIDER 70 | SQLTAGPROP 71 | SQLTAGPROVIDER 72 | SQLTSCANCLASS 73 | SRFEATURES 74 | STOREANDFORWARDSYSSETTINGS 75 | SYSPROPS 76 | TAGHISTORYPROVIDEREP 77 | TAGPERMISSIONRECORD 78 | TCPDRIVERSETTINGS 79 | TRANSLATIONSETTINGS 80 | TRANSLATIONTERMS 81 | UACONNECTIONSETTINGS 82 | UDPDRIVERSETTINGS 83 | XOPCSETTINGS
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The pa.ignition.getContext() function returns the context object for the scope it is called in. For example if called in a client the ClientContext is returned. If called in a designer then the DesignerContext is returned. If called in the gateway then the GatewayContext is returned.
The context object provides access to the Ignition Module SDK API. This means that internal Ignition data can be accessed and changed with the context object. For example all of a projects resources, such as windows, client tags, client properties and scripts can be accessed through a context object.
pa.ignition.getContext() documentation
The PA Power Scripting Module is available on the Module Marketplace.
The module works fully without a license in an Ignition designer. Without a license it works fully during the 2 hour trial period in Ignition clients.
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So this is how blogging feels like. I used to laugh at my sister whenever she wastes her time for hours just updating her blog... I'm not laughing anymore. I am now stuck in front of the computer (since 10:00 PM)just thinking of ways to improve on anything even though i can't think of any new stuff. Should i post more photos? What photos? Should i talk about games i played? What games? I thought you traded in most of them? Should i post more stuff on clubs? No use, some other bored dude like me have already posted the same stuff i'm thinking. Should i join more clubs? ... it's past midnight, go to sleep.*Sigh* Anyway, have to sleep now.
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February 13, 2013 | Cancer Commons has announced six new cancer ecosystem Alliance members: Knight Diagnostic Laboratories at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU); the Thoracic Oncology Program, University of Chicago Medicine; Science Exchange, an online marketplace for scientific services; and patient advocates the Bonnie J. Addario Lung Cancer Foundation, Imerman Angels, and Melanoma Research Foundation.
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By Kevin Young, the CannoneerApril 3, 2008
Fort Sill said a fond farewell to the post's garrison command sergeant major and welcomed another March 27 in a ceremony in front of post headquarters.
Command Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey Powell, formerly the battalion command sergeant major for 2nd Battalion, 5th Field Artillery, replaced Command Sgt. Maj. David Kantor, who retired after nearly three decades of military service.
Kantor said his retirement was bittersweet because for the last few months it had been a day on the calendar, a mark on the wall, that he hoped would not come.
He also said there have been numerous officers, noncommissioned officers and Soldiers over the years who made a significant impact on his life.
"They are too numerous to name," Kantor said. "There is always a fear of forgetting friends, peers and supervisors who truly impacted me, but I will always cherish the time spent behind the gun, being deployed during training events and even during combat. I want to thank you all."
Col. Robert Bridgford, garrison commander, said Kantor had been an unlikely choice for the position because of his warfighting background, but that he proved to be the perfect person for the job.
"Before he came here he was the division artillery command sergeant major of 1st Armored Division. He took that DIVARTY to war and brought it back; he'd gone to war before in Desert Storm, filling nothing but a series of warfighting jobs," said Bridgford. "And then he left that job in 1st AD DIVARTY, and they sent him to a garrison at Fort Sill. What in the heck was the Army thinking'" he asked.
Bridgford then explained that what made Kantor the right person for the garrison command sergeant major position was his passion for taking care of Soldiers and families.
"He is a passionate, passionate man who cares," he said. "So when you think about a guy with all that tactical background coming to a garrison, well, maybe that's not such a bad thing at all."
Bridgeford said Powell has the same traits for success that Kantor had when he took responsibility as garrison command sergeant major. "Powell has a background much like Kantor's. He is a tactical, hard-core warfighter," he said.
Col. John Uberti, Fort Sill chief of staff, said saying goodbye to Kantor was bittersweet, but it gave him a chance to recognize the importance of the role the Army's noncommissioned officer corps plays in the Army.
"Kantor has served in the toughest troop leading positions in our Army, to include service as a drill sergeant, and has held every leadership position from chief of section to division artillery and garrison command sergeant major tours and two combat tours," Uberti said. " ... He has always brought with him a special perspective about what it takes to care for our national treasure, its sons and daughters, and not just those sons and daughters who are wearing the uniform, but those serving in other ways, and more importantly those family members who support and care for and love those in uniform."
Uberti said Kantor and his wife, Erin, know what it takes to care for and empower families during a time of war, and they have both made lasting contributions to the numerous families, Soldiers, individuals and communities they've touched in 30 years of service.
"Kantor, as garrison command sergeant major, directly enhanced the readiness and well being of everyone on this great post," Uberti said. "He is the embodiment of the NCO Creed. He made a positive impact every day he was here because of the special bond he built with those around him. His willingness to tackle and solve tough problems for the betterment of all in our community was his signature and will be his legacy."
As a final parting statement, Kantor told Powell he envied him as he continues in his journey in assuming the duties and responsibilities as the garrison command sergeant major.
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I loves me some Mark Cuban. Those of us who endured the Dallas Mavericks' failed "Three J's" era and countless snoozefests at Reunion Arena appreciate the extreme makeover he's performed on the franchise, on and off the court. The Mavs are on their way to a second-round showdown with the San Antonio Spurs, and in case you haven't been to a game this season, the dude has transformed the American Airlines Center into an absolute sensory circus. I went to Game 2 of the playoff series against the Memphis Grizzlies last night and was slapped in the face by:
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Ironically, the last archaic function in the state-of-the-art arena is Cubes himself. For years, upon a controversial referee's call Cuban has ordered the video operator to replay the moment by wildly flailing his arm in a circular motion as if to say, "Again!" But still? With the arm? You'd think by now the most techno-savvy geek on God's green earth would've invented some sort of electronic gizmo to usurp manual communication. Or, just maybe, since the AAC is his circus, he really likes playing ringmaster. --Richie Whitt
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I keep hearing rumors that the GWR is taking over some NS track in southern Georgia in November. This would connect the Chattahoochee Industrial and the Chattahoochee Bay railroads at Hilton, Georgia to the Georgia Southwestern and Georgia & Florida at Albany, GA. I guess the NS would interchange at Albany.http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/locThumbs.aspx?id=28628&Page=13The line is about 60 miles long, but it carries a significant amount of through coal, paper, wood chips and peanuts.
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Kočna over Jezersko was long time on my "to do" list … until now. With my friend Vojc "The Animal" started early from Ancelj, because weather forecast was not good after 3PM. At Češka hut we stop just for couple gulps of fresh water from spring behind hut.
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the problem is that the instrument panel, power windows and ac blower are not operating. the gauges (tachometer, fuel, temp, speed) are stuck on zero, and the panel lights dont work. the hvac blower will not turn on, the windows wont go up or down. after ten minutes of driving the blower (if the knob is turned up) and instrument panel will suddenly turn on for a minute or so, then die. this cycle will repeat.
these symptoms first started out once a week, but now have escalated to all the time. finally, dtc codes p1665 and p1676 set (with engine check light coming on).
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Befire that on an older Ford I have had a problem with the voltage regulator chip that feeds the Instruments. If it gets too hot it will safeguard itself - and shut down. When it cools it will turn back on again ...
Other than that do you have relay with burnt contacts ? I have had a partially bad relay which had me running around in circles, because sometimes the contacts closed properly, sometimes not.
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