I guess this is by design. I would suggest to create at least a new 'interface' class, which defines the needed interface and can be used in the implementations to provide the interface(s). The implementation derives from this 'interface' class and implements the functionality, but the functions 'g...

Hello everyone! For bug let's create a simple setup in any WinCCOA project by creating two library CTRL scripts called A.ctl and B.ctl which can be described as follows: A.ctl #uses "B" class A { public A() {} public void print(string s) { DebugN(s); } public B giveB() { B ret = B(); retur...

<t>Hey Philipp!<br/> <br/> I recommend using the Initialize event within the panels which you are loading in RootPanelOnModule().<br/> If you need some parameters you can always pass them as parameters within the RootPanelOnModule() call as well.<br/> <br/> Edit:<br/> To give an example:<br/> <br/> ...

Hey Martin!

Thanks for your answer, this works perfectly!

Also thanks to Gertjan for fixing the picture in the original post, I somehow got that wrong..

<r>Hello everyone, I'll just be straightforward:<br/> I have a panel/window which contains a tree view and an Embedded Module and a button - based on the selection in the tree view I load panels into the Embedded Module - and pressing said button I want to call a public function within the Scope Lib...