Francois Normandin

Yeah, you were taking way too much bandwidth anyway... No wonder my Garden Inn connection was so sluggish.

It's been in the gallery for a few days now. Although the gallery is not as full as usual. Guess Michael hasn't had time to upload all his stuff yet... Sure was cool to have you around. I still don't have a clear picture of what a cow-orker looks like though.

The Hilton "Garden Inn" is two blocks away from the bigger Hilton. It's 125$ and Internet is included.

Here were the two proposed solutions. I'm sure Rob knew what a 7-segment was, but he just tried another way that could look like it and beat Darren. His way was easier to visualize on the BD, but I agree that it would have been a hard decision on the judges. EDIT: Saw that last post by Darren too late.

Hopefully not some slang that only Chris and Jon will understand... Congrats "mate".

Welcome Dave and congratulations on your CLAD.

It should work, but haven't tried it when I upgraded... (I did a clean install) Check this Microsoft article. Run the Upgrade advisor first... it will tell you if your settings are compatible with the upgrade or not.

In a few years, we'll be digging for those are call ourselves paleolabviewlogists.

Repeat this quickly to me three times at the BBQ, without laughing, and I'll buy you a beer...

If it increases the s/n ratio, that would be a start...

Jon & Daklu, I'd like to join to see if there's something I can modestly contribute. I'm no LVOOP expert but I do love to play around with LVOOP & Scripting.

There was a blog entry by Darren in early 2009 about this. I haven't seen any comments about LV2010 having this available. Anyone has had time to browse enough in 2010 to let us know?

Yes, in the Utility folder... having them at hand without the need to put a link manually in the palette is great. Is it me or it's the only LVOOP goodie this year?

Sorry I didn't understand what you meant. I was under the impression you wanted to edit the LabVIEW right -click menus just like it was a .mnu file. You can do the same as you stated above for other menus too (File, Help & Tools). See the wiki page here.

Who's gonna be the first to post to LAVA using the new API?

The new VI Scripting palette adds a shortcut to the Traverse for GObjects.

You can make packages of your code in the oldest version you need to maintain. Then deploy and compile them if the version is more recent. No code duplication needed. Check out VIPM... it does all you want and more. It handles versioning, distribution and installation. It also integrates in the project environment.

Shame on me... I installed TortoiseSVN and never used it. At least, I now use a Dropbox, which is my first baby step in the right direction.

As of today, I know only of the Right-Click Framework from JKI to do that in the development environment. Don't know if NI plans something for the future. It's been a feature request for some time now. The RCF certainly does the job and you can customize it to your will.

It's a little off-topic but I wanted to say that the RGT extension is still primitive (version 0.x, text documents only) and doesn't allow to save in PDF yet. Actually, last year when I started this project, the "Save as PDF" wasn't ready in the OADL 1.2 version I used as a backplane. I think it's ready now in a later version but didn't have time to work on it. And now back to your original programming.

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