Ton Plomp

Well this is the Code Repository Support forum, so I guess Eugen is asking how long it takes between an submission and a approvement. In my experience it took between 1 day (the Code Capture Tool which was very mature) and something of 3 weeks. When your submission is rejected because of style or something else, and you resubmit a better version the CR approval team is not notified so you should do that by hand. Ton

QUOTE(Eugen Graf @ Nov 14 2007, 10:19 AM) My experience: 1 to 20 days, but remember if it is initially rejected than you have to notify the approver of your updates Ton

QUOTE(BOBILLIER @ Nov 14 2007, 01:09 AM) One question, how is this faster than right click->description? Ton (good to see you use the CCT :thumbup: )

QUOTE(Tomi Maila @ Nov 12 2007, 10:31 PM) Yes, but I had a missing Scripting Tools VI, and didn't download the tools on this machine yet, but I poked at the code and it looks nice. Ton

QUOTE(PJM_labview @ Nov 12 2007, 07:13 PM) Sorry, I think I get what you did (LaVIEW just crashed on me) You've set the control to 'size with pane', thus making the table follow, But I don't know how it goes for other tab-pages. Ton

QUOTE(PJM_labview @ Nov 12 2007, 06:21 PM) You cheat: Ton

QUOTE(Gavin Burnell @ Nov 11 2007, 10:33 PM) Source Code Control? Ton

QUOTE(bono02 @ Nov 12 2007, 10:26 AM) It's a bug, but half designed half bug. The part that the two posts merge is intended, the formatting issue not. To reply to two posts in once use the "+quote" button under every post you want to quote, than hit the "add reply" button on the bottom part, now you'll get a post quoting multiple posts in the right order, and you can remove anything you dislike. See here On topic, attending (or buying) the LabVIEW Intermediate I course will be good for you, it focusses on the "Event driven producer consumer" machine. Intermediate II focusses on .net interaction and dll interaction You can see some design schemes in the Code Repository, the XControl Inheritance Editor uses the "event driven producer consumer" and the Code Capture Tool uses a "Single Event Driven queued State machine" Ton

QUOTE(Michael_Aivaliotis @ Nov 11 2007, 05:05 AM) 60 posts a day.... That's quite a lot! I really like the WIKI (should add some more info) and the CR! Thanks Michael for your efforts! Ton

QUOTE(Tomi Maila @ Nov 10 2007, 07:23 PM) Uhm, yes... Ton (hides under a rock)

QUOTE(i2dx2 @ Nov 10 2007, 08:05 PM) This is the second best thread I've read here! Number http://forums.lavag.org/Check-if-File-or-Folder-Existsvi-Returns-TRUE-with-empty-path-input-t5194.html' target="_blank">one Ton

Tomi, I have been looking into this and wanted to expand it to Queue an Array XNode, that would encapsulate this: Unfortunately I don't have the Internet Toolkit installed at home so I couldn't load the XNode manager Do you think it is hard to do this piece of code? Ton

What I normally do is a queued state machine that defaults to an idle state where the event structure resides. (as seen in the Code Capture Tool) The advantage of queues is that you can do FIFO and LIFO operations, so you can alter the flow of the states. Ton

QUOTE(Norm Kirchner @ Nov 8 2007, 08:40 PM) Interpunctionissotwothousandandsix

QUOTE(Justin Goeres @ Nov 8 2007, 03:13 PM) If I'm correct that's a pretty standard routine in the beer industry. In a lot of countries they lower the amount of alcohol per beverage by lowering the alcohol%, or they size the beverages down (which is done in the Netherlands) Ton

QUOTE(Karissap @ Nov 8 2007, 02:38 AM) You have to keep the reference open. The buffer size will determine how often data is written to disk while streaming. A high number will lower the disc activity but a power failure will throw away more items. With a low number your TDMS file needs more defragmentation afterwards. On closing the TDMS file the whole buffer will be written to disc Ton

What might be better is an easier way to make a terminal switch between 'Recommended' and 'Required', ctrl-click maybe? Ton

QUOTE(george seifert @ Nov 7 2007, 06:47 PM) Hi George, how did you change the blink color? maybe you have to add an ini token to the executable ini file? Ton

I have a better idea (thanks to Wiebe) He showed a way of using call-back VI to respond to control events. He found some bug with it involving filter events It does everything we need: -Strict Type Checking -Automatically Unload VIs -Event Handling Here's the link Ton

QUOTE(DaveKielpinski @ Nov 7 2007, 12:33 PM) Labwindows? The power of LabVIEW is the block diagram (IMHO) and not the UI. Dataflow is something I . If you want to have a mixed axis the picture is control is the tool for you. NI has provided a lot of 'open source user libraries' to build axis and make your own graphs. Ton

QUOTE(crelf @ Nov 7 2007, 02:32 AM) Well I seem to remember an interview I read where a NI representative mainly said QUOTE NI doesn’t talk about future functionality Ton

QUOTE(crelf @ Nov 5 2007, 07:20 PM) Isn't it better to let the user resize the whole window? You could make the upper splitter 'stick to top' and the lower 'stick to bottom' and have the array 'resize with pane' I don't know any software where resizing one part of the GUI resizes the whole window. If you want to go the 'resize array to resize window route' I think you need the panel bounds property. One question how does the user resize the picture? Ton

QUOTE(DaveKielpinski @ Nov 5 2007, 12:01 PM) Try me Have a look at the following properties: PlotImages.Back (behind the curves and raster) PlotImages.Front (for curves and raster) PlotImages.Middle (in between curves and raster) These are only present for graphs and available in LabVIEW 8.2 as well To calculate from pane/panel coordinates to graph coordinates the PlotBounds property might be usefull. A better way is the 'Map Coords to XY' method wich converts pane coordinates (returned by a mouse down event on a decoration) to X and Y coordinates of a graph. Ton

QUOTE(DaveKielpinski @ Nov 5 2007, 10:45 AM) You can add an image to an 8.5 graph as an overlay, underlay. In that case you won't have issues. Could you show the code + an image of the wanted layout? Ton

QUOTE(Zeclark @ Nov 4 2007, 09:31 PM) Maybe you can set the path to relative (an absolute path will add the '\') or look at this post. This requires you to download the file to your HD (temp or whatever) and than load it into your VI. Ton