crelf
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A question from the twittersphere:
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Isn't it neat? I was coding something similar up myself once and got annoyed with how long it was taking to write a generic parser - talked to Jim about how EasyXML works, and BAM! It's one of the most over-looked toolkits, IMHO. Depending on what I'm doing, I prefer to create tasks in my project - then I have something other than a MAX nce file to work with should I need to come back to an old project. It's another feature that a lot of us forget about.
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I attempted to reply over on the NI forums, but there's something broken there at the moment, so I'll reply here: That's a super neat thing to know. But it leads me to the quesiton: how can I do that in *my* code?
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Could be because of the GigE cameras communicating over ethernet - the protection might be considering some of those communications as suspicious and is scanning them for yucky things?
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Awesome - welcome Jason! It's good to have you on the team.
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I agree - and if you're working with XML, you need the JKI EasyXML Toolkit. Seriously. Need. It's awesome. Why are you still reading this post? You should be downloading the EasyXML Toolkit demo. Go do it. Now.
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They can only legally be distributed to people who have signed some usage limitation documents with NI - If you're certified, you will have already done that, and should be able to access the files on ni.com. Otherwise, I'd try asking someone in the Training group at NI.
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Drag and drop on to a #labview tree control - dropped on an existing item? http://t.co/cTChVntd
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So anything other than mac products are crap? I guess Steve Jobs' marketing techniques worked.
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I'd suggest you get a smartphone instead - something like a Droid X2.
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SquidBee/Arduino/Xbee powered Flamethrowing Jack-O-Lantern
crelf replied to crelf's topic in LAVA Lounge
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SquidBee/Arduino/Xbee powered Flamethrowing Jack-O-Lantern
crelf replied to crelf's topic in LAVA Lounge
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US CLA Summit 2012 - Call for submissions - "Separating Software Implementation From Graphical User Interface" http://t.co/6faCggmW
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I stumbled across that book about a week ago and was about to start readin it. Lucky my job is awesome
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One for the holidays: http://www.instructables.com/id/Flamethrowing-Jack-O-Lantern/
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Integrating #labview with 3rd party .net code requiring an embedded license: http://t.co/CMliW8qQ
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Get inspiration from user-submitted #labview designs in the LAVA UI Showcase: http://t.co/l9jnBUh5 Why not add your own?
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*Exactly*! If the icon shows something useful (other than just the datatype, which is shown on the terminals anyway) then it's often appropriate to show the icon.
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So do you get to put a new PO together for your boss wasting your time?
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I usually use the small terminals, although I'll sometimes use icons for typedefs (because the typedef's icon is shown). This works equally as well for cluster icons on the BD that are typedefs. So I guess you could put me down for my usual "it depends" half vote yes, half vote no.
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How to tell your #LabVIEW versions apart in the taskbar and Alt+TAB menu - download & discuss: http://t.co/DkF1ml6f
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Sure, but my point was that your whole application doesn't have to be completed OO for you to be using OO. Two of the most powerful things about OO is encapsulation and instantiation, which you could be doing without really thinking about it. I like to give these examples (DAQmx, Config File VIs) to help people ease into OO.
