Michael Aivaliotis

I'm not sure why you are having problems but here is how i would do it. I'm using a static menu.

LV:8.01

Download File:post-2-1171778045.vi

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Ya, I believe this is an oversight on NI's part, however there is a workaround, albeit cludgy. You need to trap the menu Activation event. From there you can detect the state of the checkmark with the "Get Menu Item Info" menu primitive. Then you need to pass that state boolean via a shift register to the menu Selection event case. You don't even have to worry about initializing the shift register since the menu Activation event always fires before the menu Selection event case

Sure, ";" is a valid char., however the help states:

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The pattern matching in this function is similar to the matching used in matching wildcards in Windows and Linux

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So all i'm stating is that there is a descrepancy somewhere.

Don't know if this is a bug or a feature request:

Can the list folder function accept multiple wildcard patterns?

I did a rebuild of the forum stats. Everyone's numbers have dropped to their real values. Normally when a post is deleted your post count does not change until you rebuild.

It turns out this is a known issue without a fix right now:

http://forums.invisionpower.com/index.php?...p;bug_cat_id=13

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It's a known "feature" See this post:

http://forums.lavag.org/new-threaded-messages-t3564.html

I've confirmed this. I have reported it to IPS support.

QUOTE(AndyDm @ Feb 13 2007, 04:16 AM)

...but possible. Its not a very complicated. You can do following:

1. Copy or rename your *.exe to *.llb

2. Open this llb in any hex editor (I'm using Editor from FAR Manager - its good enough)

3. Found signature RSRC (not .rsrc)

4. Remove "header" from the start up to RSRC signature. LLB should be started from RSRC.

5. Save you llb. Now you can do anything, for example, convert this llb to dir, replace some VIs and convert dir to llb back and so on.

Of course, you haven't block diagrams, as result LLB can be opened only in the same version of LabVIEW which was used for exe creation.

best regards,

Andrey.

Thanks for the info.

I tried with Firefox 2.0.0.1 and it worked fine. I'm not sure why it's different with Mozilla. Is there a reason why you are not using Firefox?

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QUOTE(martin@aerodynamics @ Feb 11 2007, 11:08 AM)

Not for me...

But maybe I should change to a faster internet-connection at home...

Still a 56k modem...

I want to announce that LAVA and all affiliated domains are now hosted on a dedicated server. This changeover was just completed today. Previously, LAVA was hosted on a VPS (virtual server). The new server specs:

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I want to take this opportunity to thank the continuous support of the community via donations and subscriptions. I'm also very excited by the in-depth discussions and threads that appear on the forums on a daily basis by all members. All of this gets me excited to keep supporting LAVA and the recent server upgrade is an example of this.

PS: If you notice anything broken here on LAVA, please let me know via the support forum. It's possible that this happened during the transfer.

Thanks for this tool. I have a stupid question. What use case is this tool fulfilling?

Why can't I just do this?:

This is a difficult move for NI to make. It's also a marketing issue. The only way to justify a $995 price point would be to cripple the existing Teststand somehow in order to lower the price. Then you would have two levels, but what do you take out? I've used Teststand and I must say, I don't think I could live without most of the features. Also, I don't think NI will invest R&D just to develop a secondary product which competes against the flagship Teststand. The only option is for someone else to move forward on something. That however requires too much organization with too many players. I'm afraid that from what I've seen, the existing LabVIEW open source community cannot support that type of endeavor.

I agree with crelf. Posting like this just gets lost in the noise. It seems you have a steady development path. Let's see it in the CR. This is why the CR was created after all.

Tried this in 8.20.

Go into Tools>Advanced>Edit Palette Set

Then pick the XControl from your hard drive location.

That's actually pretty old dude...

Is there any way to turn off the "feature" of a Multicolumn List Box (MCL) where a tip strip pops up with the full text contents of the cell? It becomes annoying when it pops-up just as you are trying to navigate to the column seperator to resize the column. I feel like smashing my head throught the screen when that happens. :headbang:

nice try yen...

Please report ALL problems to NI. We are just lucky by a fluke coincidence that Mr. Mercer from NI reads LAVA. Honestly, if you don't submit these issues to NI they will NEVER be fixed. If they respond that it is a known bug or issue, then you can request the CAR# and then post it here as a reply.

Find attached a LV 8.2 project that demonstrates this. Run the example VI in there.

The problem is that the scrollbar on the multicolumn listbox (MCL) loses the keyfocus after a few seconds. This causes the user interface to feel like it's "locked-up".

Download File:post-2-1169442686.zip

This won't work, you can't place an XControl inside an array....

You can, however, place them inside a cluster. With some programmatic trickery, you can position them automatically and you can get an array of references where you can set properties (color, etc) to a specific element. Cluster to array and array to cluster primitives help here. i think this type of thing was also on the CLA test.