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  1. Hi Lavans I'm working on releasing our Medulla ViPER Dependency Injection Framework to the community as an open source project. ViPER has been a labor of love that I have been working on for close to 8 years. The motivation to develop ViPER was to reduce the cost, time and frustration involved in deploying test systems in highly regulated industries such as medical device manufacturing. The big problem that ViPER solves is that change does not require you to perform a full top to bottom verification of the system, only the new or changed component needs to be verified. We used ViPER at Cochlear to test implants and sound processors and is the standard architecture used within the enterprise. ViPER was also used to develop a system to parallel test up to 100 Trophon 2 units simultaneously for Nanosonics by implementing a Test Server running on an NI Industrial Controller. HMI Clients were implemented on tablets for operators, engineers and admins. Although ViPER is useful for test its not used just for test systems, you can build any system with ViPER. ViPER is a plugin architecture, it implements a recursive factory creator that injects pre-built (and verified) components into a system at runtime defined by a Object Definition Document. ViPER can build rich and deep object hierarchies, even inject into ancestors as well. Components include soft front panels and attribute and configuration viewer and are built on GDS4 class architecture. ViPER systems are also slim and efficient because they are not carrying around redundant classes in their builds that may or may not be needed. ViPER includes an Object Editor that allows you to create or edit the Object Definition Document but is also a useful engineering tool allowing you to navigate the object hierarchy, configure and launch Soft Front Panels for any sub objects. Included is a Project template that allows you to create your own ViPER Components. I presented ViPER the GLA Summit last year and to the Sydney LabVIEW User Group, I've posted the Video of the presentation on LinkedIn, I'm keen to find a few gurus to have play with it before I release it. ViPER: A Dependency Injection Framework for LabVIEW Cheers Kurt
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  2. New in LabVIEW 2020: C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2020\vi.lib\picture\PNG\Draw Flattened Blended Pixmap.vi I didn't create this one. It is not in the palettes. I have asked that it be added in a future version.
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  3. Oh this is a great idea and something I was able to do pretty quickly in XMouse Control. So previously I had mine configured so that the middle click would invoke <CTRL><Space> so that I could middle click and bring up the quick drop. I also have it so that if you press the back and forward buttons on your mouse, it will cycle through the cases of an event structure, or case structure. But this was a pretty easy thing to change the middle mouse to perform a pan instead. Attached is my config but it personally won't be helpful for me since I am a non-auto tool guy, and it requires auto-tool to be on. Just go download the X Mouse utility and use this config which should only get enabled when LabVIEW.exe is the active application. And if you are interested in the Middle click invoking QuickDrop go checkout the config I posted on the dark side. EDIT: Oh another thing I noticed is this only works if you use the middle click when on blank space. If you try to pan on an object it will copy it. LabVIEW Pan and Case Turn.xmbcs
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  4. VISA is ok but not everyone uses it so...
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