Application names including dot (.)

[erik_ogren_cbkab]

When generating applications from SEAL with names including a dot (.) you loose all bindings to IO's.

 

 

[erik_ogren_cbkab]

And also the outdoor temperature name in the function block program is corrupted

[StefanLundin]

Thanks for reporting this — we'll investigate and get back to you once we've looked into it.

[StefanLundin]

@erik_ogren_cbkab I think I somewhat solved it for the IO bindings.

The problem with the outdoor temperature name in the Function Block program stems from EBO not supporting dots (.) in the label of a block. When the outdoor temperature is sourced from another system, the external system ID gets included in the label of the input block — so if that ID contains a dot, it breaks the FBP.

For now, our solution is to restrict the user to using dots in the system ID of the outdoor temperature (unless it’s part of the local system ID).

Regarding the IO binding issue: I’ve added the fix to the most commonly used libraries. If there are specific libraries you need this for, let me know and I’ll prioritize adding the fix to those as well.

[erik_ogren_cbkab]

Thank you!
I have manually repaired all the bindings already but good thing you fixed them for future implementations 🙂