Schneider
Copia provides support for Schneider Control Expert v14-v15, with advanced feature support for the following**:**
Copia supports Schneider Control Expert files, with
.STU as the standard working file format. You can alternatively use either .XEF or .ZEF formats, which may decrease file conversion times.To get set up, simply store the file in a Copia repository. Once you perform the appropriate commit and push operations, you'll be able to see your project file and all of its data from both the Web App and Desktop App.
The
.gitignore file in your local repository will be automatically updated to ignore both .BAK and .ZTX file types. ``When the exported project file is selected in the Web App or Desktop App, Copia displays the project tree structure in a way that's familiar to users of the Control Expert IDE. This way, you can easily navigate to a project item or identify differences.
The following types are currently supported.
- Ladder (LAD)
- Structured Text (ST)
Changes to additional datatypes and configuration are displayed in XML to easily identify changes.
If you want to display the logic and changes to protected data, password protection and encryption must be removed or disabled. Otherwise, these items will appear as inaccessible.
There are several options you can manage while viewing your Schneider Control Expert files in Copia.
- Show File ContentThis allows you to see the files included in the
.STUfile directly, giving you access to the DTM topology file and more - Show Unmodified ItemsThis setting affects the tree view, and if enabled will display the items that are not modified
- Show XMLThis displays the difference in a direct XML text-based compare
The View Options dropdown on the left affects items in the project tree, while the one on the right controls more specific viewing settings for items that are in a focus state.
Copia supports rung commenting for Schneider Control Expert for both Ladder and Structured Text.
Rung Commenting enhances the Code Review process once someone generates a Pull Request to merge a Branch. During the review process, users can add comments directly to the supported parts of the code.
You can watch an overview of rung commenting in the video below.
The product version in the video may be older than the current release, but the process is still applicable.
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