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Michael Aivaliotis

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  1. Thanks for letting us know. Will look into it.
  2. Really? Did you open up the code? UI Plugin Framework Solution.zip UI Framework (PC-QSM).zip They are also referenced here: http://decibel.ni.co.../docs/DOC-12645 I don't think it's an exact match to your proposed solution but it has the right elements.
  3. See here: http://decibel.ni.co.../docs/DOC-15014 Specifically look at the UI Framework code. I think it kinda does what you are asking. Each message is a child class. This presentation was given at the CLA summit this year. I am very interested in this design pattern as well.
  4. Is anyone else having issues accessing LAVA?
  5. Please try now. It's fixed. There was a glitch due to the recent server upgrade.
  6. I think this is what it's suppose to do since you are using a chart? You are updating the chart from inside the loop with new data. Once the chart buffer is full it will sweep from the beginning again. What is the update mode? Switch it to strip chart and see if that helps.
  7. What version of LabVIEW did you upgrade your current LabVIEW application from? I assume it was working before (on the previous LV version) and now it's not working? How are you testing this on older LV versions? Are you down-saving the VIs? When you say the DLL returns all the correct info. How is that possible if it cannot communicate with the hardware? What is returned?
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  9. Hey folks... Sorry about the delay in responding. Looks like LAVA ran out of disk space... We're working on it.
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  12. Do a test to see if C:\Program Files (x86) exists using the "Check if File or Folder Exists.vi". If it does exist, it means you are running 64bit Windows.
  13. Added a LabVIEW Wiki page that covers this. Anyone can edit and improve it if they desire: http://labviewwiki.org/Development_Environment_Event_Callback_VIs
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