Ton Plomp

I have not tested this, but I think you need the 'Preserve runtime class' is because for dynamic dispatching you need the same (not branched) class data between the input and output. Sine you use variant to class you have a branch, by using the 'preserve runtime class' you instruct LabVIEW that it is indeed the same data. Ton

Opera reacts differently for the right mouse button per tab-indicator. Ton

Minh, good catch that the 'FixedTabDimension' does not only return the Fixed tab sizes. I've cleaned up your example with the OpenG Rectangle Tools. (no need to install the OpenG tools to run this example). Of course this could be expanded for different tab arrangements. Ton

You can use the mouse-down event so get the coordinates. However to get this working properly you'll need to set the tab-page to fixed: If you cannot live with the tabpages of fixed length, you could detect the width-algorithm that LabVIEW is using by debugging. Using the string-picture VIs you could get some info. Ton

Try to run your code in execution high-lighting mode. This will show that your loop will wait on the event of the menu button. You can change this by adding a timeout of 100 ms (making your loop run every 100 ms.) However I advise you to look at some training. NI has 3 and 6 hours online courses (I believe they are free), or read a book. LabVIEW for everyone is a good start. Ton

I can understand if your english isn't that good. But I cannot see the point of your first post. You took some time to create it (copying the file names, creating s creenshot). But still don't understand what you mean (perhaps in German??). EDIT: after rereading I can understand.... But could you explain what is wrong with the NI installer? But mysteriously my popup vanished from LabVIEW. Ton

Adding a plugin system allowing someone to add a feature like this is something Yair and I have discussed. Features could include, Facebook, twitter/twitpic or uploading to an FTP site. It's a good thing to discuss, however implementing such a plugin system might be more work than what we think. If you want to build one, you can look at the VI in: vi.lib\LAVA\_Code Capture Tool\CCT Class\Software\Methods\CopyToClipboard\CCT_Copy Data to Clipboard__CCT.vi This is my attempt to upload images to Imgur, however the API of imgur was changed somehow, so I could not reliable perform that action. To enable the URL option (that uses Imgur), change the VI in vi.lib\LAVA\_Code Capture Tool\CCT Class\Software\Utilities\ListBoxItems__CCT.vi. Add the string 'URL' to the array inside 'Clipboard.Items': Ton

What do you mean with this post? I cannot see a point, statement or question. Is this in response to my question regarding the mysterious E: drive popup? Ton

After installing the 2012f1 patch I see the following dialog when starting LV 2011SP1: This happend not after installing 2012 without the patch. The dialog pops up directly after starting 2011. Before the flash window. Are more people seeing this? EDIT: I see the same popup in LV2012f1. The real strange thing is that e: is my DVD drive. But I have installed LV2012 (and the patch) from the downloads, not from DVD. Ton

In your init state of the XControl you could read the settings from the configuration file and load them. If the XControl is an initial drop the previous version is different than 0.0.0.0, and you can get the label of the control to read the ini section. Ton

There is a (set of) VIs in the OpenG repository... After the 2012 launch we'll have to discuss how to incorporate new features into the OpenG array tools. Ton

You can do this in MAX, or with the LabVIEW function 'New DAQmx task': Ton

Diadem can certainly do what you need. (and even prettier using superscript in axis labels). Ton

What if registered users with a SSP got 4 votes per product (LabVIEW/DIADEM/....), that could be put into an extra pile. Let NI choose every year 10 promising ideas that can be implemented. Let the paying customers decide (sent everybody an email or whatsoever) what to implement. Ton

A simple test shows that an XControl gets the 'Execution state change' event when the owning VI is aborted using <ctrl-.> or the 'Abort VI' method. Ton

You could use an XControl and monitor the 'Execution State Changed' event. Ton

For that purpuse I would use an XControl. It's meant as an intelligent control, and could hold the code you need. Ton

Please add your image. You can use the coloring tool (right click) to change colors. Ton

One issue I have with this functionality is that version 1.0 implicitly means 'functional and stable'. How much of you classes are that upon the first save? Ton

You could insert an 'Always copy' primitive.. But without the code it's hard to tell. Make sure you sent the VI to NI to debug (it might be a compiler error). And force a recompile of the VI (if it's a VI without code delete the object cache). Ton

Yes, the GUI for a class also limits decrementing the version of a class. Ton