This release follows from version 0.19.X. The reason for the version change is to represent this as a mostly complete
and no longer a work in progress library. The reason for v2 and not v1 is because I accidentally released v1 a long time
ago before backing into v0.1.
This update mostly focused on adding .NET 2.0 standard support and merging how LogixTypes were deserialized with
how all other LogixElements were deserialized, which makes the entire project more uniform and gives one point for
deserialization of any element/type. Most of the API surface is the same with a couple minor tweaks. You should not notice too may changes.
Changes
Adds support for .NET Standard 2.0 to make library compatible with .NET Framework applications.
LogixType now implements LogixElement, making them wrap an underlying element where possible,
and allowing a single base class for all types.
Combined the old LogixData with the LogixSerializer to have a single point of deserialization for all elements.
Created new LogixObject which implements LogixElement and moved the common L5X, Scope, Container, and methods
for adding, replacing, and removing the object from the L5X.
Removed AtomicType bit members to avoid exceedingly large number of member tags it would generate when attemping to
all tags in a file.
Removed Class and Family properties from LogixType since they are not really useful.
Renamed LogixType to LogixData, as well as all derivatives to better match the L5X naming convention.
Release Notes 2.0
This release follows from version 0.19.X. The reason for the version change is to represent this as a mostly complete and no longer a work in progress library. The reason for v2 and not v1 is because I accidentally released v1 a long time ago before backing into v0.1.
This update mostly focused on adding .NET 2.0 standard support and merging how LogixTypes were deserialized with how all other LogixElements were deserialized, which makes the entire project more uniform and gives one point for deserialization of any element/type. Most of the API surface is the same with a couple minor tweaks. You should not notice too may changes.
Changes
LogixTypenow implementsLogixElement, making them wrap an underlying element where possible, and allowing a single base class for all types.LogixDatawith theLogixSerializerto have a single point of deserialization for all elements.LogixObjectwhich implementsLogixElementand moved the common L5X, Scope, Container, and methods for adding, replacing, and removing the object from the L5X.AtomicTypebit members to avoid exceedingly large number of member tags it would generate when attemping to all tags in a file.ClassandFamilyproperties fromLogixTypesince they are not really useful.LogixTypetoLogixData, as well as all derivatives to better match the L5X naming convention.