Michael Aivaliotis

Those that attended Jeff K's (The father of LabVIEW) Wednsday NIWeek keynote, saw a short video that included a mention of the JKI Right-Click framework. Someone just posted the full-length version of

Yes, that's Norm showing off LVSpeak.

I haven't worked out all the repro cases, but when I responded on this thread I had to escape the backslash characters (two backslashes) for the path to show up correctly. (I may have used the Fast Reply... I don't remember.) Not a big deal, but when I edited the post the escaped backslashes were converted into regular backslashes (one backslash) in the edit dialog box. Unless I went through and re-added the second backslash the paths wouldn't be displayed correctly in the edited post.

I would recommend in the future to use the "insert code snippet" button in the toolbar. That way everything is preserved as intended.

I cannot upload a flash movie (*.swf) to the gallery.

Is this by design?

I think I fixed this now try it again. You can now upload *.swf files

VI Snippets are meaningless to me because we decided that there was no benefit in maintaining our SLA. I'll be working in 8.6.1 FOREVER...

Well, the snippet is still useful as an image even though you don't have LV2009. My gripe is that NI could have added a text heading to indicate what LV version was used to create the snippet.

Thanks! Maybe its the firewall that messup my installation.

Try turning it off and reinstalling.

And all the head honchos who would usually welcome you are having fun at NI week. Damn them all.

Most of us are at NIWeek but we still check in from time to time. Welcome to the lurkers!

Thanks Aristos, this is really helpful.

Scripting for lv2009 was just released.

http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-4973#cf

Keep an eye out in the LAVA Gallery for new NIWeek photos. If you will be taking photos at NIWeek, please upload them there.

If you want to upload more than one image at once, use the bulk upload page. It also accepts a zip file of photos. Please resize the images down to at least 1024x768 or less.

I tried the Microsoftway (closing all windows and rebooting the system). Doesn't help. Is there any special content in the thread?

I interrupted IE loading the page and I could read it partially. Micheal, is there something special about the image in your last post in this thread? Perhaps there is a plugin missing on my computer.

There's an embedded Jing video.

"ability to easily deploy executables?"

Does this mean that .exe's are now built cleaner - no files contained outside of the exe for duplicate names?

Yes.

As far as OO is concerned, the video says "there are lots of OO enhancements in LV 2009, including targeting to real-time hardware." The list is WAY longer than that. I'll write something up for next week (when the release is official).

Or you can download it, install it, and read the help docs that describe the new features.

All,

I'm having an issue with the LabVIEW IDE crashing hard when I perform a certain sequence of operations using a DLL. I'mfairly certain that my DLL is faulty, but am wondering if there is some kind of debugging info I can get out of the IDE regarding the crash; when I restart the IDE after the crash, it does not know it crashed and doesn't ask me to investigate.

Look at the DLL call dialog. There is a tab there where you can configure the debug level.

I just downloaded this and installed it, but apparently I can't activate it until it is "officially" released during NI week. I assumed that a huge announcement and download link on NI.com constituted an official release...boy was I wrong. I guess I'll have to use it in eval mode for the next few days.

Oh, cmon, stop whining and start wiring!

I've moved this thread to the "Code In-Development" forum. Sounds like another code repository candidate.

Looks fine to me. Are you using IE6?

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No need to wait anymore. Just watch the video and download the installer.

Watch this video to find out about the upcoming LV2009 Features:

https://admin.na3.acrobat.com/_a56821929/p67979404/

This is definitely related to IE6. I've tried IE8 and Chrome but it's OK. I'll post it as a bug and see what happens.

So IPS responded that IE6 is officially not supported anymore since it's 8 years old and virtually a dead browser. I would agree, and I suggest you upgrade. Most of the web is moving in that direction. Sorry.

PS. So if anyone has other problems and is using IE6. I suggest checking in other browsers before reporting the problem here.

What is your subscription mode set to for that topic? Immediate or Delayed?

Or how about a coding challenge, to draw the Mona Lisa with labview wires.

Thanks, portmon is awesome! I now have a transcript of the communications protocol which unfortunately is binary but am working on decoding it presently.

What exactly are you trying to do? Can windows talk to this already?