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[jgcode]

This package will be available for download through VIPM in a few days.

This release and covers a request for the LabPython package to be view-able under the new 4.x Top Level Menus, and to fix a dependency issue (related to this thread).
This package was tested with Python 2.5 on both Windows 7 x86 and Windows XP x86.







If any developers want to continue to work on the Labpython project or any other OpenG project just PM me.


Kind regards

Jonathon Green
OpenG Manager

[Jim Kring]

I just checked and it's available in VIPM, now

Great work, OpenG team!

[Wouter]

I also just checked and can't seem to find it underneath LabVIEW 2011??

[jgcode]

I also just checked and can't seem to find it underneath LabVIEW 2011??

Hi Wouter - I can see it in 2011 (as well as 2009 & 2010).
Anyone else having issues?

[Ton Plomp]

I can see the package. One thing to note is that the company name is 'Openg_org' instead of 'Openg.org'

Ton

[jgcode]

One thing to note is that the company name is 'Openg_org' instead of 'Openg.org'

Hi Ton

This is because of a feature change in the 2011.0.1 release.
I have added feedback here if you are interested.

Cheers
-Jon

[ensegre]

No plans to support linux, by chance? I couldn't resist installing it on ubuntu12/LV2011, open a few vi's and replace references lvpython.dll --> lvpython.so, but to no avail (would have been pleasantly surprised if it did...)

[asbo]

Shot in the dark, but maybe Wine could work on Linux?

[ensegre]

But that's ugly... and would require a duplicate installation... I haven't tried if LV installs on wine at all, maybe someone did and evaluated limitations?

ETA: found this couple of 2009 links on the ni fora:

http://forums.ni.com...nux/m-p/1030238
http://forums.ni.com...ctOS/m-p/852977

Edited by ensegre, 27 November 2012 - 11:09 AM.