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View File Crimson 3.0 Simple String Validation Pattern Matcher I developed this for work and thought I would share. It can be used for input validation and we needed it to enable validation of scanner gun input through the USB port. I also use it for serial input validation. Usage is: pattern.isMatch(input string, input pattern) which will return 1 if match, 0 if not a match I have also included toUpperCase and toLowerCase functions for strings. To use in your project, simply copy the pattern program folder to your project. This can be auto-migrated to crimson 3.1. Pattern string syntax is described in the comments or by clicking the guide button. Worth using this testbed to debug your pattern strings before using in a production environment. The controls and bits on the right side of the test page allow you to tab through your pattern and the string and see what matches each char. You can see a mockup of a real world batch-entry view on the "Demo" page and edit the input fields to try to defeat the validation. If you end up using it, toss a thanks my way if you can. If you find any bugs, please let me know. Built with Crimson 3.0 v707.000, tested in built-in emulator and used on Graphite G07s with both Crimson 3.0 and 3.1 runtimes. Submitter marv_tech Submitted 04/10/2022 Category HMI Sample Code -
Version 1.0.0
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I developed this for work and thought I would share. It can be used for input validation and we needed it to enable validation of scanner gun input through the USB port. I also use it for serial input validation. Usage is: pattern.isMatch(input string, input pattern) which will return 1 if match, 0 if not a match I have also included toUpperCase and toLowerCase functions for strings. To use in your project, simply copy the pattern program folder to your project. This can be auto-migrated to crimson 3.1. Pattern string syntax is described in the comments or by clicking the guide button. Worth using this testbed to debug your pattern strings before using in a production environment. The controls and bits on the right side of the test page allow you to tab through your pattern and the string and see what matches each char. You can see a mockup of a real world batch-entry view on the "Demo" page and edit the input fields to try to defeat the validation. If you end up using it, toss a thanks my way if you can. If you find any bugs, please let me know. Built with Crimson 3.0 v707.000, tested in built-in emulator and used on Graphite G07s with both Crimson 3.0 and 3.1 runtimes. -
Hello all, I am using a g10 graphite series HMI from Red Lion. I am trying to figure out a way to have the device use the operators windows logon by calling up the windows security services. Basically a user would have to log on to the HMI with his windows credentials to be able to do anything. I vaguely remember being able to set this up in FT, but FT seems to have a lot more features than the crimson software. Thoughts? Ideas? thanks guys.
