crelf
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Nice work Pat.
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Sounds like you want something like National Instruments Lookout. I've used it on a few jobs that are very similar to yours and it worked great.
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Possible Bug in Unflatten from XML function using classes
crelf replied to klessm1's topic in Object-Oriented Programming
That may be so, but anyone's welcome to post about what they think are possible bugs here - so we can all discuss it, and maybe flesh it out more before it's reported. -
Cool New LAVA Code Repository Download: Standard Encryption Methods Implemented in #labview - download & discuss: http://t.co/tnY4SJco
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I'd post code, but it's part of our internal reuse library, so I won't. That said, here's a summary of what you can tyr: To get a member's groups, call a command prompt with net group /domain Then look at the text between the "----------" and the "The command completed successfully". Then iterate over the groups with a command prompt net user /domain "%s" for the groups the member belongs to. Note: you could get the user list first, then loop over them to get groups, but that is *much* slower, depending on how many domain controllers there are, and how geographically distributed they are.
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Hot Topic: Inline #labview SubVIs Inside Re-entrant Dynamic Dispatch VIs Causes Bad Behavior? http://t.co/lMK88Zom
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Like you said, cRIO yes, cDAQ no. I've never used them, but I hear the S.E.A. modules are quite good - and they've been around for a long time (well, in cRIO terms).
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The 2011 #labview coding challenge is coming - Let's get some LAVA peeps/teams representing! http://t.co/Li2REWpC
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Let's get some LAVA peeps representing!
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how to have a break on a serial bus which is 1ms
crelf replied to spaghetti_developer's topic in LabVIEW General
I'm just sayin' - maybe the system already has an FPGA in there with a few spare gates -
how to have a break on a serial bus which is 1ms
crelf replied to spaghetti_developer's topic in LabVIEW General
Right - or implement your own in FPGA, which wouldn't be too difficult... -
Do you use #labview snippets? Check out the Code Capture Tool - download & discuss: http://t.co/056ozjiA
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Generating C code from #labview RT @PaulGaier: @lavag Isn't that kind of like making Model T's out of Lexus parts? :-) bit.ly/rtOhan
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So I've run into a VIPM vipc issue a few times, and I want to get everyone's opinion - maybe I'm missing something? Please take a look at this idea on the JKI Idea Exchange and add comments over there.
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Power User Thread: Moving the Contents of One Diagram to Another using #labview Scripting: http://t.co/uv26jytG
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How to change content type of N-element cluster
crelf replied to Gan Uesli Starling's topic in LabVIEW General
Before you get too snippy, I think the reason hoovahh replied the way he did is because your original post doesn't make sense: if you use the "Array to Cluster" with a 1D array of strings then the output is a cluster of strings, not a cluster of 1D arrays of strings with one element each like you suggest. Drag this snippet onto an empty LabVIEW block diagram and you'll see that it works as expected: My guess is that you're either not using "Array to Cluster" correclty (although I can't imagine how you can use it incorrectly), or your input isn't a 1D array of strings, as you've suggested. Post a code snippet of your issue and we'll try to help.
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Hot Topic: Protecting exposed references outside of the #labview class that created them http://t.co/uZ6Z0BZw @labview
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