JamesMc86
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I've got a new structure for my unit tests in @jkisoftware VI tester in my latest post - https://t.co/gVJ0aX3Xbm
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RT @gatesfoundation: Don't have a red nose? That's ok! For every RT we'll donate $10 toward ending child poverty. #RedNose4Kids https://t.c…
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Hey Guys, Had a play today and hit a parsing error. It would be really useful if the errors generated included a preview of the string it failed to parse. I did a quick mod so that it includes the first 10 chars of the string it is trying to parse. I'd be happy to look at adding this in a fork but wanted to check there is no reason this hasn't been done before. Cheers, James
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It needs to get warmer, this is the only way to reliably get GPS to test a system I'm building! https://t.co/nKDVWpkZcB
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Like the look of this spock testing library - trying to think of what we can steal in the labview area https://t.co/DsqcqKy7xf
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Nearly caught by clever @gmail attachement hack - image looks like file but links to site - always be suspicious! https://t.co/nXqF1m2L3f
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Wow these look great, will definately be checking them out on a project I'm working on
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Do we need the command line in LabVIEW? I think so and am trying to make it easier! https://t.co/ujYmVBHqGd
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Switch some forums to question & answer format.
JamesMc86 replied to Michael Aivaliotis's topic in Site News
In some ways I like the format - The best answers filter to the top and even if someone has answered you can contribute by backing it up with a vote. Questions on here are normally answered in quite long back and forths thought which doesn't work so well as you lose the post order and so the discussion can't be followed. I don't know if that is because of the nature of the questions in which case we shouldn't change it. -
Multiple Client, Single Server Configuration
JamesMc86 replied to stefanusandika's topic in LabVIEW General
My favourite tool for launch as a service now is nssm (non-sucking service manager) - much easier than mucking about with the registry. -
Today's work takes me back to some of the first code I wrote when I left NI. Nice reminder of how far I've come!
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Every single human is an explosion of complexity; needs, wants, quirks, foibles, beliefs... Love it! via @amyhoy https://t.co/DlfdEKLLqz
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Do we underuse text labels in LabVIEW? I've got some thoughts on making our code clearer to read. https://t.co/AfJnAnPKD7
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FYI I use @planio for all of my software development projects and love it. If your interested, my referral link ;-) https://t.co/7xfGzygVW7
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These before and after pictures are getting rediculous, this guy has a different number of arms! https://t.co/m1VL16BLnA
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Wow, what a #CLASummit! I've written up a couple of my thoughts at https://t.co/aGWscGdCg5
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RT @patio11: Words cannot express how superior this is, for you and others, than "write no blog posts." Expertise not required! https://t.c…
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Just great few days at #CLASummit can't name everyone but fantastic to talk LabVIEW with so many people
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RT @dnatt: It's been a while since I've been this excited about a new #LabVIEW tool. Check out the G Code Manager! https://t.co/YHPNmOUugV
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These functions use some encryption that is built into NI's web servers, I forget exactly what for, but I have thought I got lucky before and proven to be wrong! What sort of encryption do you need? Most commonly with http you would make the server support HTTPS and then LabVIEW client can support this and means your data is encrypted in flight.
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RT @NoBugsHare: "Computers are incredibly fast, accurate and stupid. Human beings are incredibly slow, inaccurate and brilliant." https://t…
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RT @alisongroves: In. Credible. Do the right thing, y'all. Always. https://t.co/UByE6J3ol9