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  1. You want an ability to override the Equality or Comparison operators? I'm unsure, whether it really existed in OpenG packages, but now you have those neat malleable VIs, that let you do that: Search Unsorted 1D Array , Sort 1D Array , Search Sorted 1D Array. They have an additional input to specify your own equals or less function in a form of a custom comparison class or a VI refnum. There's an article to help: Creating a Custom Sorting Function in LabVIEW
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  2. I don't do Discord. I don't even do Ni.com. Feedback isn't really necessary. I only knocked it up because I went down a rabbit hole and wasn't impressed with the existing LabVIEW solutions. I thought I'd throw it in here to see if someone could improve it. My solution is optimised but there may have been a better alternative solution or maybe someone had a nice JPEG one (LSB doesn't survive JPEG compression). You might get a mention in the readme just for responding
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  3. You might have more success posting this on the Discord. Most of the conversations happen there these days.
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  4. I don't know what drivers are used under the hood, but I've recently used G-Audio to interface to the mic/speakers for a LabVIEW application I was working on.
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  5. My problem was on a windows machine but I managed to solve it; I found that using LVCompare also segfaulted on the same file, but did not segfault with the -nofp command line option. With this I was able to confirm the specific file that both LVMerge and LVCompare were segfaulting on, and systematically delete half the code and re-test whether LVCompare would crash. After a few hours I was able to track down the offending piece of code to a random chart; I'm honestly still not sure what was causing them to segfault, but deleting and replacing the chart fixed the issue. Hope this helps someone else out there!
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  6. I only switched to Win10 3 years ago from Win 7 and that was only because I wanted encrypted SMB to my NAS. I'll think about desktop Linux when they fix their application distribution methods . I dropped my Linux LabVIEW product support for a reason->my products broke every time someone else updated their product.
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  7. Thanks, I'll be honest, I'm allergic to Discord. Vehemently so. To the point where I refuse to use it. Just seems like a lot of unfiltered noise to this old man. I'm gonna play with NodeRed and see if it's the tool of choice. And oh, back in the day I was a National Instruments Alliance Member. Dunno if that's still a thing or not. Cheers,
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  8. Here is a quick and dirty edit. It allows for column separators to be moved, but I noticed that on resize it will set the column widths. So this means if you manually move the columns, and then resize the control it may change the columns in an unexpected way. But at that point you can manually move the separators again. I only have 2017 and 2018 so this is for 2017 and newer now. Variant_Probe-2.4.3-0.ogp
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    Hi everyone, Since GRBL standard is open source, I decided to post my Library that I used in LabVIEW to interface a standard GRBL version 1.1 controller. Not all GRBL function has been integrated, but this is a very good start. Enjoy and let me know your comments. Benoit
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  10. Mwuhahahahaha! Three config tokens have escaped your grasp! I modified them specifically for folks like Flarn! They don't appear as plain text anywhere in the EXE (or in any VI for that matter). Do they guard any great secret of LabVIEW? I'm not telling! But you can have fun pouring through the code and looking for interesting bits and trying to figure out what you need to put in your config file. LabVIEW 2013 or later. Good luck.
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