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Awesome! Congratulations!

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I saw it *yawn*

*sniff* there's no place like home, there's no place like home *sniff*

I don't understand that sentance - can you please try exaplaining the use case in a different way? "Wouldn't I have to know what the error state..." doesn't make sense to me. It's not about where you put your GEH, but what the GEH can do (which, by association, is about where you put the GEH ). The G in GEH stands for "general" - the OO in NEC paradigm has a GEH that allows the action on error to be dynamically choosen based on the type of error (which is defined by the class of error object that is in the source string input of the NEC). Ask anyone I work with - I *love* playing devil's advocate. In fact, I'd say it's my favourite game (especially when the other players don't know that I'm doing it )

The benefit is that the way an error is handled is defined at runtime when the error is handled - so yes, you could use a subVI, but that would only be helpful if all of your errors are of the same type (or are handled in the same way).

Yeah - that'd be it - from multiple IPs through ports simultaneously - that's how I roll

I just tried to find the time limit, but couldn't - I think it's around an hour or so.

No worries.

I suspect that your VI is trying to edit the palette of the runtime engine (which, of course, doesn't have palettes).

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Now that's interesting - I was getting my feed from http://lavag.org/index.php?app=core&module=global&section=rss&type=forums&id=1

I totally agree, and when we get to that then we need to create the new thread an cross reference between them.

You're right - it seems to have nothing to do with whether the thread originated in LAVA 1.0 or LAVA 2.0, nor whether you've seen (and subsequently deleted) posts in the thread before. Plain and simple: it's an Outlook RSS reader issue. It might be that it doesn't reconise the tags in the IPB RSS feeds properly, but I don't think there's anythign we can do about it. I suggest you switch to receiving email notifications and setting up a rule (in outlook 2007 go to Tools>Rules and Alerts) that moves incoming LAVA posts to a folder (like the RSS folder). I'm not sure what you would use to make the decision on - it's possible that we could add a tag to the start of the subject line, but I don't know what that would take.

I was going to post the list, but I think it's more fun for ppl to discover the new text as they progress through the ranks. Right - if you pay individually you become a premium member, the other groups are corporate members (ie: the companies paid a rate to have all of thier employees recognised as part of their group). The exception is the "NI" group - we just like to single them out as SMEs irrespective of thier post count or the number of kudos they've received.

...and there's a time limit - replies you make after it expires become separate.

Sorry you couldn't make it No, I haven't done any performance measurements on any of this code. Maybe I don't understand the issue, but the OO in NEC paradigm is specifically designed to meet that: you dynamic dispatch in the appropriate error handler on the fly. Oh - I see where the miscommunication is - yes, I presented on the error core, not error handling. I'd like to limit the conversations in this thread to the core, although we'll need to inevitable discuss handling too, but I'd like that to be in a separate thread (feel free to start one and link to it from here).

ROBOTS ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I concur - if you get a chance to take a class with Nancy, then do it - you'll learn much more LabVIEW goodness than just the course material.

Yeah, linux distro, that's what it was, sure... I say "Yay"!

You need to talk to your local NI rep and get yourself talking to the right ppl at NI HQ on MOPAC - they'll be able to talk you through the pros and cons of not only the hardware, but how it applies to your specific application.

Yeah - that was my idea on their use as well - very similar to the VISTAOOP, GOOP, dqGOOP, OpenGOOP paradigms...

Glad I could be the catalyst for you finally cleaning that filthy monitor of yours!