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A big congratulations Jeff! Welcome to the "Certified" club :thumbup:

Well put - bug lists are great for everyone: they show that we know that NI's aware of an issue, and NI benefits from hearing about the issues from real users - it's a win-win! You should never be concerned about reporting what you think might be a bug: * Someone will help you to understand that it isn't a bug, and you're just doing it wrong * It will be recognised as a bug by NI and fixed in a future release * It will be recognised as a bug by NI and they (or someone else) will help you with a work-around

Well, to be fair, you don't need the CAR# and you don't need to post the bug, but, if you report a bug and ask for the CAR#, he really should give it to you. You might want to tell him that NI internal policy has changed recently and that he might want to brush up on them.

No offense Jose, but what exactly is it that you want to be displayed?

That's the beauty of my RSS feed Let's be very clear and careful about the terms we use here: formatting does not modify the representation of the data - the representation of the data is not the same for all numbers. Representation refers to whether a number is a DBL, SGL, U32, I64, etc, and that's very important. What formatting does do is modify the way the data is displayed, and not the actual number itself.

Looks fine to me. You might want to change the representation of either the array constant or the array indicator to get rid of the implicit coersion, but other than that, it's fine.

Whilst, mathematically at least, that sounds like a good idea, there is no "right" method, as it's all dependant on how the human eye perceives the colours, and each colour is perceived differently for each eye. Several standards exist (do a Google for "CIE"), but none of them are actually "right". That's why x,y, LUV, LU'V' standards and specialised hardware exists.

Where on the NI Fourms was it? Was it in the bugs area, or just some random thread? It might be a good idea to put a link to this thread from the bugs area to try to get a CAR# for a fix.

It's still not a true conversion - see my post above.

Read this until you get to Now if you want to get fancy... part.

I don't see the NI forums as evil: I prefer to call it the low SNR side

:thumbup: Nice! Yeah - it's pretty old and I'd do some cleaning up before I'd use it in a project again. I might do that once I've got time to get it into the LAVAcr...

Care to share a VI to demostrate what you came up with?

FYI: Inspired by hooovahh, here's my attempt (it's pretty old now) of a simple embedded web browser: Download File:post-181-1166141640.zip

Aw crap - looks like you're SOL

:thumbup: You learn something new every day! Glad to hear I messed with your mind Ton! All I meant was:

Well, obviously it wasn't obvious.

Hi Doug - can you post your project file (it's just XML)? It's possible that a file that it's looking for is missing, but that shouldn't crap out LabVIEW...

Whilst I think that you're being a wee be dramatic, I agree - a native case structure with error codes as selectors would save a bit of code, and (not being privvy to LabVIEW source code) I don't think that'd be too difficult to implement (?) You could even filter warnings with a -ve case selector.

Really? You haven't heard of any applications written with OOP? I've written heaps of them!

I'm not so sure - especially due to the mutex grabbing, thread pausing and swapping, mutex releasing nature of the global variable. Sure - as long as you know how to use them properly, and fully understand the negative consequences (which I'd suggest that very few people do).

What is it that you need help with? What are you trying to do? Our VISTA Documentation Toolkit automatically generates chm files - it's not difficult, but if you give me some more details (and maybe an example of what you've already tried) I might be able to help.

I think I'm going to have to go for 1/2 - I did mod it, but only to replace "JAVA" with "LabVIEW"

Well... I didn't know what to say when I started typing: it all just flowed out Thanks to Mike and everyone else - I appreciate your kind words.

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