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Does this happen continually, or is it a one-off?

Wow.

You can probably tell by the lack of speed to this response that he doesn't work for me Actually, I've maneuvered myself into a position where people work for me, but no-one directly reports to me - filling out performance reviews is for managers, not engineers Anyway, we're all one big happy family, errr, I mean, team here at V I Engineering That's what you think. That's what you think.

Especially the "corneal erosion"

...and how much are you going to sell this to NI for? PS: I love the VIPM logo on the desktop in the background - it reminds me of a transformers logo, which could be thought of as appropriate...

Ummmmm, no it's not If you only think of OO at the level of encapsulation, sure you could consider it as a glorified cluster (and that's what I suggest when ppl are just starting to use LVOOP), but that's the very simple level of LVOOP. Once you get into dynamic dispatch, inheritance, etc, you'll find the glory of the glorified it more than glorious.

Definately LVOOP - it'll almost definately be more useful to you.

I've always had Dell laptops at home, and haven't had a problem with them. That said, my current one is an Inspiron 8200 that's pretty old because it's so reliable, so I don't have any data from after that model

I once wrote some code that acquired the signal from the mic of my soundcard and used datasocket to stream it over the network - that should work. Or try network shared variables - they're even easier (and kind-of the replacement for) datasocket.

If you don't follow @engineeringmind tweets, then this is the sort of stuff you're missing out on:

Congrats!

That's better!

The key word there is "annoyed": your bosses are paid to put up with you annoying them - the admins and moderators here at LAVA are not. The old adage of "the squeaky wheel gets the most grease" does not apply here - in fact, it may be the opposite.

That shouldn't happen (unless you make it happen) - can you upload a code snippet of what you're doing?

...and Miley Cyrus albums.

OK - you can now upload *.seq files to LAVA. We decided not to included *.rar for now as most people use zip for their archiving, and uploading a rar archive would exlude them from using those files. Workaround: use zips.

I *love* that movie - "where's your other hand?"

I gotta get me one of those SSDs...

That's the funniest thing I've heard all day! I actually LOLed when I read that

I'd love to see a similar list of dos and don'ts for DLLs that can be used in TestStand (I'm working with an awesome DLL developer right now who's cursing TestStand for not being able to read pointers to pointers to arrays of pointers to pointers to...)

Yes, yes - we know there's a problem - posting about it multiple times doesn't speed up the process of it getting fixed.

The original icon editor is property of NI so we can't (and shouldn't) host it here, and I don't think a page exists where you can download it separately from the LabVIEW install.

Working on it...

The moderator/admin will PM you directly once they close your report item.

I use the following to represent arrays in files for the property loader: ArrayName[0]<tab>ElementValue0 ArrayName[1]<tab>ElementValue1 ArrayName[2]<tab>ElementValue2 ...