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Hello everyone, I don't know if you have seen/heard about the GDevCon @Steve Watts and his chums (as he calls them) are organizing. It is GDevCon#1, some of the things I think our LAVA friends will love are: It is independent from NI, created and driven by the community Two day conference Focused on real problems encountered everyday by LabVIEW developers Open to everyone (you don't need to have any certification like CLAD, CLD, CLA, etc). The conference will take place in September 2018 somewhere in the UK. If you want to learn more, register at: https://www.gdevcon.com/ Regards, Fab

Just wanted to share this. Not sure if this is the best place but better then nowhere! fvi_lib_array_element_last_get.vim

I've seen this, looks very promising! I'm going to apply for a VISA

There already is a primitive that does this. The Delete From Array returns the last element in the array if nothing is wired to the length and index. There was a thread on LAVA years ago about which was a faster method, and a few versions of LabVIEW the method you showed was faster, but in most the delete from array is faster. And it already has a quick drop dfa.

Here's an interesting UI trick, as an example of what one can do with "filter" events: Problem: I like right-click menus to add lots of options to graphs, but the Users seldom discover the right-click options. I would like an obvious menu button for the User to see, but have any click on the button open the graph menu. Solution: put the button on the graph. On "Mouse Down?", hide the button and make the mouse click a right click. The Mouse Down then falls on the graph and triggers "Shortcut Menu Activation?", where I make the button visible again (the User never notices it being hidden). Example Chart Menu Button.vi LabVIEW 2015; controls from Flatline