crelf
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Black triangle on the Enum typedef on Labview2011
crelf replied to spaghetti_developer's topic in LabVIEW General
This is actually one of my favorite new 2011 features -
Hot Topic: Using #labview conditional for loops as trial and error resolvers: http://t.co/wrOq90CX
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We all love using LabVIEW, but here's a new year opportunity to help give something back: http://labviewjournal.com/2011/12/help-with-labview-research-project/ All they want is a little code and a few minutes of your time.
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Do have a need for IPv4 or IPv6 address checking in #labview? Support this cause! Download & discuss: http://t.co/v3JzS3t0
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Learning with your friends - that's a neat concept!
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Do you work with trees in #labview? You *need* the LAVAcr Tree Control package! Download & discuss: http://t.co/J5JEzvGg
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Here's an existing colleciton of CRC functions: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Checksum-calculation/td-p/86249
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What's the right level of embedded documentation for low level #labview code? http://t.co/SGrcFOXm
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You don't really comment all of your code to that granular level, right Jim? I mean, it almost looks like you're trying to embed your design document in your code
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The continued successes and growth of LAVA and the community it supports is based soley on our members - so all our thanks go to you guys! Thanks to everyone who got involved in 2011 Here's looking to an even better 2012!
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Jonathon Green: To all my #LabVIEW Community friends on @lavag, @openg_org, @jkisoftware & @NIglobal - Happy Holidays! #NI
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I can't seem to work out why you're using rendezvous at all in this example - you want both loops to start at about the same time, but, other then the dataflow forced by the rendezvous wire, you're not using rendezvous here at all...
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Ugh - I'd totally forgotten about that! Thanks Olivier
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Also true - I have a job I just delvered where I color cells based on OK/Suspect data - then, when new measurements come in, I can't assume the dataset is the same size, so I have to color an arbitrary number of cells white first, then color the OK/Suspect cells - I agree that there needs to be a method to clear formatting.
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You're absolutely right - TestStand 4.2 doesn't support the LVOOP object, so the best bet to to flatten it to a string and pass it around in TestStand as a binary string <- note the emphasis, as passing it around as an ASCII string will corrupt it. TestStand 2010 supports the LVOOP object, but does not support dynamic dispatch.
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Even with UI updates being deferred? I can't decide if that's possibly a bug or should be changed via a feature request...
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Another reason this could happen (for future reference) is if polymorphic VIs have different icon instances.
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#labview Data Dashboard released for IPad, IPad2 and Android tablet devices! Download & discuss: http://t.co/ySwNxfGH
