Vincent Wong

QUOTE (jasonh_ @ Aug 31 2008, 06:55 AM) Hi Jason, The way I've generated XML code from a cluster is by using the the Format into String function built into LabVIEW. An example of this can be seen in the following post: http://thinkinging.com/2008/01/21/using-xm...abview-is-hard/ It's Figure 3, under Creating Arbitrary XML Data. Best of luck, -Vincent

QUOTE (Yen @ Mar 22 2008, 09:38 PM) Thanks, I tried using a labview Library .lvlib, which didnt want to upload. Apparently this messed up how all the files were linked. So I'll repost as an .llb

QUOTE (Vincent Wong @ Mar 13 2008, 02:12 AM) I've updated my code and made it more robust. -Attribute handling was fixed -Selective clearing of Arrays has been fixed -The code was cleaned up runs faster because of various modifications -A new/better example is included showing a variety of features. QUOTE (Vincent Wong @ Mar 13 2008, 02:12 AM) Thanks for the feedback Jim. I'm glad you had a chance to look over my code. I know my code isn't perfect, but I do plan on fixing the attributes handling. Once I get that working, I'll put that code to rest. If I see myself needing any additional XML features, I will definitely get the EasyXML toolkit. Take care, Vincent I've updated my code and made it more robust. -Attribute handling was fixed -Selective clearing of Arrays has been fixed -Code is cleaner and runs faster -A new/better example is included showing a variety of features. Still written for LabVIEW 8.5 and needs OpenG "oglib_*" toolkits

QUOTE (Jim Kring @ Mar 6 2008, 07:47 PM) Thanks for the feedback Jim. I'm glad you had a chance to look over my code. I know my code isn't perfect, but I do plan on fixing the attributes handling. Once I get that working, I'll put that code to rest. If I see myself needing any additional XML features, I will definitely get the EasyXML toolkit. Take care, Vincent

I recently read Jim Kring's post on "Using XML Data in LabVIEW is Hard" and I felt I could share this example program I've had in the works for a while. Its mainly based on vi's from OpenG toolkits, so I figured I'd share as well. Using OpenG toolkits, I was able to make this example program that takes an XML string and converts it to a LabVIEW Cluster. It's still a bit buggy when it comes to handling attributes, but the basics are there and it works for my purposes. The attached code is written for LabVIEW 8.5 [Moderator Note] This post contained some kind of attachment links which could not be found, so they've been removed. A best effort was made to find these missing attachments but unfortunately could not be found.