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  • Questions about REXYGEN Studio, REXYGEN HMI Designer, ...

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    cechuratC

    @MikeyH Hi Mike,

    Sorry, I forgot to mention one important thing: In your current REXYGEN installation, open the file C:\Program Files\REX Controls\REXYGEN 3.0.X.YYYYY\HmiDesigner\version.req and change its contents to 3.4.

    The new HMI Designer requires REXYGEN v3 (I recommend using the latest available 3.0.5)

    Then the Studio should automatically use the new HMI Designer. You can check it in the compile log after you compile any project with HMI.

    Let me know if it helped.

    Tomas

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    @cechurat Just want to revisit this.

    Looking at more HATs and wondered if getting RPi 5s and using M.2 drives etc is viable over the SD card?

    Cheers,
    Mike

  • Any other thoughts on REXYGEN or automation and control systems in general?

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    ’m working on a Python task that requires generating Base64-encoded data from user input and converting it to a readable PDF.

    Before I implement my own solution, I’ve been testing conversions with a simple Base64-to-PDF tool to verify that the encoded strings I’m producing are valid.

    Has anyone here dealt with converting Base64-encoded content into PDFs directly within Python? I’m wondering whether to use built-in libraries like base64 and fpdf, or if there’s a more efficient way to handle larger files.

  • Found a bug? Missing some feature? Let us know!

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    @Jan-Reitinger Thank you Jan. I will try it. Martin