@jaroslav_sobota said in Delay function in REXLANG:

Hi Tobby,
why do you need such a function?
There is the Sleep() function in REXLANG, but it is highly recommended not to use it. You should write your REXLANG code so that it executes as fast as possible. For details see REXLANG documentation.
Best regards,
Jaroslav

The "Sleep()" function in REXLANG should be avoided as it's recommended to write code that executes quickly for optimal performance. Refer to the REXLANG documentation for more details.

@gerritjan1 I've observed that you are currently using the flags MTM__readBlock_ReadEnable and MT__writeBlock2_WriteEnable. However, in a previous post, you mentioned flags named MTM__readBlock1 and MTM__writeBlock1. It is important to ensure that the flag names correlate properly. Therefore, for MTM__readBlock1, the corresponding enabling flag should be MTM__readBlock1_ReadEnable, and for MTM__writeBlock1, the enabling flag should be MTM__writeBlock1_WriteEnable.

@gerritjan1 Hi,

have a look at function block "ABSROT". It might help you solve your task. Just set the lolim and hilim parameters as a range of the counter output.

Let us know if you managed get the desired behaviour.

Cheers,
Tomas

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Hello, @jackobocze.
REXYGEN Community Forum is predominantly an english speaking forum.
Please, refrain from using languages other than english. By doing so your comments and contributians can be useful to much larger field of users of this forum.
In the future we would like to keep this forum english only and that could cause comments and contributions written in other languages to be deleted without prior notice.

@fabio Dear Fabio,
you're absolutely right. We will fix the documentation and it will be correct in the next release. Thanks for the heads up.

Cheers,
Jan

Hi Mike,

Thanks for your feedback - I'm glad I could help.

Kind Regards.
Tomas

@cechurat Hi Tomas,

That's awesome, thank you for your help.

Cheers,
Mike

@belgacom Hello Armaud,
using multiple REXLANG blocks in one task should generally not be a problem. However, it depends on how computationally intensive the programs in the REXLANG blocks are. Please try to set a longer task period and look at Diagnostics in the watch mode. I am mainly talking about time statistics. Check the:
Target -> Diagnostics -> task name -> Task -> Enable
We are especially interested in max time and average time. Please note that times are in milliseconds.

Cheers,
Jan