Jim Kring
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I'm friendly to this change. However, I'd probably keep the text short, like /* YOUR_COMMENT_HERE */
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There's a bug in "ZLIB Compress Directory" where it fails if a password is specified. If you try it, it will result in a file permission error: I fixed this error by not passing in a password to the "ZLIB Store" for directories, and only passing in the password for files (as shown below). Here's the fixed VI. ZLIB Compress Directory__ogtk -- BUGFIX.vi
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Thanks for your support, guys. I'm looking forward to seeing what's in store for OpenG, too. There are exciting things in the works...
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Dear OpenG and LAVA Communities, I’m happy to announce that the OpenG community is moving its primary discussions into the LAVA discussion forums. This will server two primary purposes: 1) To increase the visibility of OpenG and make it easier for more people to contribute, find support, and stay up to date about developments in OpenG. 2) To reduce the burden of the spam and other server administrative tasks. The existing OpenG discussion forums will remain available as a read-only archive, and will include a prominent notice that the discussion forums have moved to a new address, here on the LAVA forums. We hope you agree that this is a great step forward for OpenG and that it will add yet another positive element to the already solid foundation of LAVA. We are confident that it will allow the OpenG team to better serve its users, as well as increasing the amount of participation as a whole. If you have any questions about this transition, please post a topic in the OpenG forums on LAVA. Thank you, Jim Kring OpenG Founder
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It looks like you need to adjust the keystone
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New customer called and wants app written in #LabVIEW "because it's easier to maintain by them than say JAVA" #TheirWordsNotMine
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forgot to CC people in 4 emails yesterday despite referencing them in msg body. #imustbegettingold and/or #softwarefail?
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Update: I just tested this in LabVIEW 2010 SP1 and it seems to be fixed The CAR Number (252210) is also in the list of LabVIEW 2010 Service Pack 1 Bug Fixes. Thanks NI!
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“@mkapor: Algorithms, tubes, electrons. What is the Internet REALLY powered by?” my guess is coffee
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Heading into SF to visit the Photonics West show at Moscone Center. Will stop by NI (@NIglobal) booth to say "hi".
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I've noticed that some packages like the LVOOP Assistant depend on this Icon Editor API package. However, it seems that they don't provide a link to the package (but, it would be nice if they did). It took me a while to find this page Keep up the great work!
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Anyone using Mercurial for source code control in LabVIEW?
Jim Kring replied to Jim Kring's topic in Source Code Control
<opening a can of worms>So, does that mean if you use the Mercuial logo in a VI icon that the VI must be licensed under GPLv2+?</opening a can of worms> -
Anyone using Mercurial for source code control in LabVIEW?
Jim Kring replied to Jim Kring's topic in Source Code Control
Thanks for the great summary of your results and experiences with Mercurial/TortoiseHG/Kiln! -Jim -
Great! Regarding the main application, I guess you'll need to choose a license that best suites your business (and community) goals. Cheers, -Jim
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Felix: Here's some good reading on the reasoning behind the choice to release the OpenG libraries under the BSD license.
