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  1. We're back again this year. Free 24 hours of virtual LabVIEW presentations. Come join us! https://www.glasummit.org/ We're also looking for presenters. I know some of you all have a lot of opinions...
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  2. Hi there ! If this subject interest you, I'm currently working on a new State Machine Toolkit for LabVIEW. You can find some shorts videos about it here : https://www.youtube.com/@EmmanuelGeveaux Or some posts about it here : https://www.linkedin.com/posts/emmanuel-geveaux-93836130a_labview-statemachines-ugcPost-746286803261... This toolkit will be Open-Source, free for students, education purpose and within LabVIEW Community Edition use. I'd be happy to ear any feedback on those videos and posts. Best regards Emmanuel
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  3. If I had to do it static at compile time my choice would be to have a Create xxx vi for every class that needs to be creatable. I don't like the class constant on the diagram at all.
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  4. If you have a specific structure for your chambers (ie everybody is under the "Hooovahh Chamber" directory), you could do a simple lookup and use the Get LV Class Default Value to dynamically load the classes. I do something similar with my HAL already, except I dictate what class to load based on a JSON file.
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  5. You should contact the developer. It may use features not available in earlier versions and it is a source control nightmare maintaining subtly difference versions.
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  6. Are you seriously expecting anyone to install a random executable on their system from an unknown publisher, provided by an anonymous person on the web, where one can't even get a proper link in Google to the actual company page? Sorry, but anyone doing that should not be allowed near 5m of a computer system!
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  7. 该文件中有四行头文件 (4 rows of header in this file) 下面是一个程序,它将读取四个标题行,然后每次读取其余的 100 行 read csv per chunk of 100 rows.vi
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