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I've really got the web-socket bug now http://screencast.com/t/TqFOatnbfmC (frame rate is due to Jing, not the apps)

Hello All, What is the most efficient way to get some SVN properties like Revision and Author on the VI front panel (e.g. OpenG VIs)? For text files the SVN keyword substitution works very well, for binary files (like VIs) I'm not sure how to handle this without writing some automation code. I remember that there has been an article about CVS and keyword substitution in LTR once and was looking for something similar for SVN. To my surprise I did not found a clear article yet. Thanks for any tips? Donald

I won't be able to spend any time on this before the christmas vacation. And at the same time I want to address Windows 64 Bit compatibility. So I would say a good estimate for a new release that includes the newest source code already present in SVN is sometimes after start of next year.

QUOTE (Ton @ Feb 9 2009, 11:38 AM) I've had it working in every version of LabVIEW I've tried since 7 (7, 7.1, 8.0, 8.2, 8.5). I didn't do anything special, just added the keywords as properties within TortiseSVN's panel in a file's properties, then did a commit. I have the same text on my front panel and block diagram, no problems. In fact, it seems like Jim Kring pointed me towards the technique, but I can't find a mention of it in his blog or in any emails I have at my fingertips, just have it stuck in my memory somewhere. I'd post a screen shot or something along those lines, but I don't have anything in front of me, and I can't post from work. The only things I know that can trip one up are, make sure when you type Author, Date, Rev into a file's subversion keyword properties the three words are space-separated, not comma-separated like any normal programmer might expect.