drjdpowell

You could ignore the error, with NaN as default pressure and temperature. Or you could read flow first, and only get pressure/temperature if flow isn't "<unset>".

BTW, one other use case I've had is "Multiple applications read/write to common config file", which requires careful thinking about preventing one App from overriding changes made by another App.

I think you just need an extra string for each item to hold end-of-line comments, plus a "no item" data type to allow full-line comments. See how teh NI INI Library does it.

There are actually multiple different use cases of config files, and multiple ways to implement those uses cases. My most common use case is "Computer writes config; Human reads and may modify; Computer reads config". The way I do this is mostly: Read config file into Application data structures. Later, convert Application data structures into config file. Comments don't exist in the Application data structures, so comments get dropped. Another (used, by the NI/OpenG INI libraries, and I'm guessing your TOML stuff) is: Read config file into intermed

Note: that package also has RFC3339-compliant Datetime format VIs, if you haven't already done Timestamps.

Messenger Library uses the same watchdog mechanism, although I just trigger normal shutdown via an "Autoshutdown" message ; I don't call STOP. I would have thought 500 ms is too short a time to wait before such a harsh method.

A "queue" is a first-in-first-out mechanism. Don't be confused by specific implementations; the LabVIEW Event system is just as much a queue** as the LabVIEW "Queue". **Specifically, the "event registration refnum" is an event queue.

As thols says, the best practice is to NOT share things between loops, but if you do, I'd suggest a DVR.

Like most problems, once I had a workaround, I no longer spent any time thinking about it.

I've encountered a black imaq image display in exes, solved by unchecking the box to allow running in a later runtime version. Don't know if that is related to your problem.

There are quite a lot of other message-passing frameworks that you might want have a look at. DQMH, (my own) Messenger Library, Workers and Aloha are on the Tools Network, for example. AF and the QMH template are not the only things out there.

https://bitbucket.org/drjdpowell/jsontext/issues/80/2d-array-of-variants-not-converting Will be fixed in 1.5.2

Can you attach the vi you show? Nevermind, I've reproduced it.

Your attribute Values need to be valid JSON. You are inputting just strings. Convert your strings to JSON first.

Do you check for an error coming out of SQLite Close? SQLite will not close and throw an error if unfinalized Statements exist on that connection. The unclosed connection would then continue to exist till your app is closed.