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Götz Becker

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  1. I am currently learning LV and therefore I try to understand every VI I can get my hands on. After reading some code style guidelines, I try to focus more on style. With this in mind I look at all the sample code I downloaded from all over the web.

    The attached picture shows an example of how weird some VI sometimes look if opened in the german version of LV. Probably this VI looks much better in the english version (e.g. no overlaped subvis).

    How badly can this affect portability and reuseability of LV code between different languages versions of LV? Any experiences?

    Or is it minor enough to forget about it?

    Greets

    GB

    post-1037-1101733349.jpg?width=400

  2. With regard to yor data: Have you  actual 10k samples? If you connect an array indicator, what values do you actual see if you at register(location)ie 487

    Why not do your editoring via data handling , then present result via Graph ?

    What is your plot resolutio :rolleyes: n?

    chow

    xseadog

    2713[/snapback]

    Yes I tried with full and sparse data, every time the same.

    Don

  3. Hi all,

    i am relativly new to LabView. I am working on an editor for digital data. To display my data i use a Digital Waveform Graph. To do the editing i am using the cursorpos i read out of the property node. But when I try to set the cursorpos either by typing in a numerical value in the cursorpalette or programatically by writing to the property node, I end up with wrong values!?!

    For example, the graph diplays data from 0 to 10000, I type 487 for X-cursorpos and LabView alters my input to 480 and places the cursor at 480.

    I tried some values

    [typed-input -> altered to]

    487 -> 480

    488 -> 495

    500 -> 495

    502 -> 495

    503 -> 510

    518 -> 525

    Is this the normal behaviour?

    Greetings

    Goetz Becker

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