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Ton Plomp

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  1. I recently stumbled upon an application event that looks like this:

    Application.OS Open Document, it is called when LV tries to open a non-LV document,

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    I've tested it, and it works!!!

    One downside, the first call to the exe will result in an error of LabVIEW claiming it is a non-LV file, consequitive calls work great!

    Included a project (with exe) that shows the work. You have to register the tonfile.reg file, copy the exe into c:\tonfile, the open one of the two *.ton files, the first will show an error unsure.gif , however clicking the file again will load the path into the VI

    Ton

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  2. QUOTE(Val Brown @ Mar 2 2007, 05:49 PM)

    EDIT: there is an english section

    They have a forum with an english section (not that active), the extra options is a configured toolbar with extra buttons (synchronize amongst others), extra plugins (a dir size viewer, some like spacemonger:

    http://forums.lavag.org/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=5101

    Pre configured favorite places (profile/desktop/my docs/control panel), a lot of new viewers.

    Just hit the download button on the link page.

    Ton

  3. Total commander is an absolute must have, it is by far the best 'Norton Commander clone'.

    Does synchronization, FTP (with wildcards), (un)zip, binary views, multiple file pattern renaming. Together with one of the add-on packs from totalcmd.pl (power pack or ultima prime), list extends dramatically and I can refuse to use explorer! :thumbup:

    The program is shareware, but absolutely worth it's money.

    Another good program is notepad++, as an XML/text/HTML editor

    Ton

  4. QUOTE(pockey @ Mar 2 2007, 03:44 AM)

    Oh, the problem has been solved! I add wait time before the second read part and with enough wait time, I could get the desired string now!!

    And now I want to calculate the average of the total 51 hex values, is there such function offered by LabVIEW?

    Why the two reads?

    Mean.vi?

    Ton

  5. QUOTE(yen @ Feb 28 2007, 08:49 PM)

    Why? Do you want to give me a free copy of 9.0? :thumbup: :D

    I was planning on being at the last one, but that didn't work out. If I'll be at the next one I'll be sure to seek you out, but I don't think I need a private lesson, just to do some actual work to get the concept. :laugh:

    Please not a new version, first get 8.2.1 patch!!

    The only reason to deploy a new version shoud be extra functions (XNodes?) or improve current features dramatically (XControl in array, LabVOOP by ref)

    Ton

  6. QUOTE(Jeff Plotzke @ Feb 25 2007, 08:40 PM)

    QUOTE(alnaimi @ Feb 28 2007, 07:08 AM)

    :rolleyes:

    this is THE VI , ur help is fully needed and I appreciate it 4 u all ,,, coz i am running out of time and i am new 2 labview

    Alnaimi, Jeff was right.

    Right click on the build-XY graph VI and configure click properties, deselect the mark:

    http://forums.lavag.org/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=5054

    Ton

  7. QUOTE(Michael_Aivaliotis @ Feb 22 2007, 10:04 AM)

    I'm not exactly sure how the OpenG packages create the palette items. I haven't gotten involved in that aspect of it. Perhaps Jim can shed some light.

    However, I know for a fact that VIPM does not do anything special with OpenG packages compared to any other package you may install (besides the internet connection of course). So my point is if you add the menu creation in your package, VIPM will gladly set it up for you :) . Perhaps that is the real problem that should be addressed.

    I looked into this, for using a similar technique for our company.

    Here's how it goes (according to me, me and eehhhh me)

    1. The dynamic palette package creates a new 'Categorie' in the labview palette menu by adding an OpenG.mnu file to <lv>\menus\categories which links to <userlib>\_dynamicpalette_dirs\OpenG
    2. In that folder is a .mnu file for every category, however there is a (duplicate file located) under <userlib>\_dynamicpalette_dirs\%package%, probably for older versions (6.x and 7.x)
    3. The .mnu files show the VIs under <userlib>\_openG.lib\%package%\

    The placement of the *.mnu files is controlled by the package itself!

    So the dynamica palette package creates a pipe to a folder with the actual .mnu files

    Ton

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