Ton Plomp

The files should be installed into: user.lib\_openg Have you installed the dynamic palette library? Ton

You should be able to install the libraries with VIPM, just like on Windows. So you'll need to take the following steps: -Connect VIPM to LabVIEW with the correct VI-server port -Select the correct LabVIEW version -Select the packages you want to install, and select install. Ton

For that amount of timing you need to use something like an RealTime environment. Ton

There is to the client no difference where the repository is hosted (as long as there is a reliable internet connection), there might be a speed issue. Every hosting provider has there own set of tools for managing repositories. Ton

Hello Callahan, I wouldn't use your own server for serious public hosting. There are free (or almost free) hosting options for SVN available. But if you insist, you need a few things, an domain address that points to your computer's IP-address. Most likely your computer is not directly connected to the internet, but via a router, so you need to set up the firewall or NAT of the router to point port 80 to your internal computer IP address. If your computer is at work you'll need to consult IT for the exact configurations. Ton

Both files should install the same code-base. The mark 258 is the actual SVN revision used for the build. I haven't incorperated that into the OGP builder Ton

LabVIEW has an SMTP email client, that allows you to send an email. If you want that email to contain HTML contents, you just have to put that into the message of the email. For the actual content of the HTML message I would look at some email's you want to mimic. Note however that sending email has got quite tricky the most recent years. All large online email-systems (yahoo, google/gmail, microsoft/hotmail/live.com) allmost force you to go through a known email server. It is one of the effects where the normal people suffer from the bad exceptions (spam). Ton

You could store the buttons in one cluster or array, and if a value change event is triggered you could XOR the old and the new values, that should only keep the changed button 'TRUE'. Further question is it possible to turn all buttons of? If so, the XOR trick won't work. TOn

It's not the looping I'm concerned about, it's more that I've got a lot of calls, that I need to route via an executable. Ton

No I need to run an Mercurial API command, and read it's output. Sometimes I have to do this many times due to some issues out of my control, I have a hunch that opening the CMD is quite extensive. So I want to remove that overhead. Ton

I have an app that needs to communicate via the CMD, I think that every call into the CMD is causing quite some overhead. Does anybody know how I can keep a CMD reference open and execute commands in it, and read the output? Ton

Have you looked at the SVN Log command? TSVN is a GUI frontend for SVN, and SVN is more command line friendly. Ton

One question, how did you get the zip-library on that computer? For RT there are some special procedures. Ton

Your best bet is to discuss your fixes with RolfK. Could you tell what RT OS is installed on that PXI? Ton

Another approach is to rely on Max-tasks. You can configure your daq-task with max (with custom scales, calibration and min-max values per channel), and your application will use those settings by referencing to the task. Ton

How about using the 'old' XY graph, and changing the offset of the data-points on the X-chart? Ton

It's definitly possible to resize the window of a VI: <!-- copy and paste. Modify height and width if desired. --> <object id="scPlayer" width="630" height="547" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://content.screencast.com/users/TonPlomp/folders/Jing/media/fef9ccd7-0107-434c-bc37-e6c4104cbbde/jingswfplayer.swf" > <param name="movie" value="http://content.screencast.com/users/TonPlomp/folders/Jing/media/fef9ccd7-0107-434c-bc37-e6c4104cbbde/jingswfplayer.swf" /> <param name="quality" value="high" /> <param name="bgcolor" value="#FFFFFF" /> <param name="flashVars" value="thumb=http://content.screencast.com/users/TonPlomp/folders/Jing/media/fef9ccd7-0107-434c-bc37-e6c4104cbbde/FirstFrame.jpg&containerwidth=630&containerheight=547&content=http://content.screencast.com/users/TonPlomp/folders/Jing/media/fef9ccd7-0107-434c-bc37-e6c4104cbbde/ResizeFP.swf&blurover=false" /> <param name="allowFullScreen" value="true" /> <param name="scale" value="showall" /> <param name="allowScriptAccess" value="always" /> <param name="base" value="http://content.screencast.com/users/TonPlomp/folders/Jing/media/fef9ccd7-0107-434c-bc37-e6c4104cbbde/" /> Unable to display content. Adobe Flash is required.</object> Good luck, Ton

I think it has been there since 7.1 LV 7 still had some issues with DST. (here's a lengthy discussion on DST stuff). Ton

You can resize the window, not the panel. Have a look a the FP.window size property. Ton