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How to send Two dimensional array variable value to opc-ua server?

I'm thinking of a two-dimensional array opcua server that records the coordinate values in order when AGV reaches CP.

cap-2023-09-15-01-34-10-218.png

The server was configured through the kepserver and is shown in the following picture.

cap-2023-09-15-01-33-35-569.pngAGV detects reaching CP, but the server accepts the two-dimensional array as a null value, and the variable value is being updated strangely.



/**Custom Code*/
Object agv = param(1);
Object destCP = param(2);
double pathOffset = param(3);
double agvBodyOffset = param(4);
Object current = param(5);
Variant currentValue = param(6);



Array deepArray = [[[1.3, 2.1], [3.1, 4.1]], [[5.1, 6.1]]];

return deepArray;

The custom code is as follows.


Basically, I know that if there is a semicolon or square bracket, it cannot be used as a variable value for the server, but does the output value of the custom code have a semicolon or square bracket, so the variable value cannot be read properly?

How do I write custom code for a server to accept variable values in a two-dimensional array?

I attached the corresponding flexsim model.

*The contents may be awkward because it is written using a translator.

OPC_UA_TEST_2.fsm

FlexSim 22.2.4
emulationopc ua
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Currently OPC UA Control and Sensor support only scalar values, not array.


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