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I don't even know which post you're talking about! Let's see what *you* come up with when you get to 1000 - now we'll all be watching Bring it ON!

I'd call that fair use

You can create a vipc file that lists the packages, but doesn't actually contain the packages - I think that would be the way to go for this. This is not the right place to report board issues. Go here instead.

Sure, and there are a bunch in other places on the internet - what I'm looking for is someone who has experience with one that they liked.

Yep - you can customize your text once you get to 1000: I've updated the post to reflect the correct number. Yep - we usually change it based on how many posts you've made - when you get to around 98% of the target, we double the target. So, all you need to do is post enough to get through that last 2% *really* quickly and you'll beat us to it

I suggest you sumit this to the LAVA Code Repository.

That was the right answer. 'security posture" and "operational integrity"? Wow. We could add a new section to the LAVA Code Repository for LabVIEW games if y'all are interested.

Nice! Time to lay on some kudos

So there's an off-list thrust in breathing some life back into this thread. If you haven't watched the presentation, and are interested in making error handling in LabVIEW better, please do so and post your thoughts. I'd like to come up with a feature list and add a timeline to it.

If there's seriously enough call for it then we can look in to what it would take to get them back (or if it's even possible). That it took this long for anyone to notice (well, notice enough to post) suggests not, although please post if you're truly interested. It was a conscious decision to not bring a lot of the LAVA 1.0 functionality online, as we really wanted to concentrate on what LAVA members find most valuable. Personally, I usually just waste my time over at teagames.com

Ummmm - it does.

Anyone know of a good online training resource for GIMP? I don't just want a manual, I'm looking for something that will teach me through exercises.

I gotta say it: "I thought you already were a CLA". Congrats mate - welcome to the club that I always assumed you were a member

I totally disagree - it's strip path, not strip string. What you guys are talking about is manipulating a string, and a path is a different datatype in LabVIEW for a reason. I'm not saying whether the strip path primative works in a way I'd expect - all I'm saying is that paths are not strings, and strings are not paths.

Emoticons damn it! Emoticons!

That is *too* funny! I'm pretty sure that asbo was kidding. Asbo: try using emoticons

http://lavag.org/user/15232-shaunr/

LAVA is independant, but it's good form to let us know where else you've asked the question. This helps us in a few ways: a lot of us are on multiple forums so we'd like to answer your question in only one place, and it gives us a link to other places where someone might have answered.

Yeah - that was a race condition. I just moved it. Don't tempt me.

I split it. All posts we moved across to the new thread.

NI also sells a really good CAN device simulator that's great for dipping your toes in the water.

Alt+F4 is another great one to know (close active window). When I was at uni I had a CS professor that made us use Windows for a semester without mice. Annoying as hell when he did it, but one of the best things he could have done

Yes Ton, I did mean SQL instead of PHP. Thank you so much for correcting me.

Do you mean all the links you've ever posted? Hmmmm - I don't think there's an easy way to do that other than editing each individual post. Anyone with php knowledge got any ideas?

Well, the user events are, in a way, a data pool but with less coding required by you. If you're talking about a global of some sort, then yes - as long as you're okay with race conditions and possibly missed events - and that's a totally valid thing to do as long as you understand that. That's also a good method if you do want that total disconnection of the UI. If that's what you're after, another method can be addressing the UI VI front panel elements by name using VI server.