Michael Aivaliotis

How appropriate that the error messages are object-oriented.

Hey, what do you know. It seems like I might have finally fixed this DNS resolution issue. Please remove all your hacks and workarounds so that we can truly test to see if this is now resolved. Thank you for your patience.

If you take a look at this awesome video tutorial I posted on my VI Shots blog. You can see an example of using reentrant VIs to create multiple user interfaces that look the same but handle different data. It doesn't contain any classes but it's a small change to add classes to this design pattern. Click here to watch the video.

I think allowing undo after save would have helped here. There's already an idea exchange post on it. And it looks like it's in Beta so we might see it in the next release? Who knows. But I am on board with you Crystal. I can feel your pain. I've been in that situation before. I also agree that the diagram cleanup is bad. I would go over here and do some yelling. I have not tried it but I heard Mercurial, another SCC program actually allows you to have a localized repository so you could have gotten out of that situation perhaps.

I feel sorry for you. Text based programming? Blah! Are you going to be closing down your LAVA account?

Please vote for this idea: Make the LabVIEW "resource" folder a symbolic path If you have ever tried to build reusable tools for LabVIEW, you understand the pain. Currently, it is extremely difficult or almost impossible to build any tools that call VIs inside of the LV resource folder.

I don't see how this suggestion would make it more like dataflow. If anything, won't it make it more asynchronous?

I would think that source distribution is your best bet. If you don't like the detailed hierarchy then you may use llb as your destination. You can put each class into separate llbs. If you want to use the EXE method that I think you would need to run the EXEs and communicate to them with an application reference mechanism and VI server calls. Not sure what you did exactly in the EXE implementation.

Could you do a quick video demo of what this thing does and post it up here? You can use Jing. It's free.

There's no such thing as "free time". All time is the same. You decide how to slice it up.

resolvd.