Ton Plomp

For 8.x the exact same method exists for trees, it even tells you if the mouse was on the symbol position: Allthought the method has the same name, if you change the control ref. type the method is broken In 7.0 the methos probably don't exist, too bad. Ton

Hi EJW, A good start is the Code Capture Tool (dark side warning) featured earlier on LAVA, this tool let you extract (selected portions) of the BD to a .png Ton Edit: link fixed, the new editor bit me not showing the tags

Crosspost from NI (AKA the dark side) where it is already answered Ton

Ahhh that's the issue, you didn't listen to the 'Computer Union' Now they are coming back at yah.... Still sucks though Ton

I am not sure, but read somewhere about deleting your labview.ini file.... (make a backup though) Ton

Sorry Chris, but I thought I had seen everything a lot in LV, but what is a '-ve case selector', I know the 8.x palettes messed with our heads but this? Ton

Hi Nicholas, what happened is that your second frame executer during a very short amount of time, so you don't see the light comming on. I added a third fram just for timing issues: Another way to get this is using a timed loop that runs at 2 ms, so the timed sequence is launched every 2 ms, but there are other ways. Ton

Hi Doon, well two cases shouldn't be a big problem but here are my two cents: The error code is a I32, In LV 8 we got the I64. Now if you have an error shift the error code 32 bits up. with that method you could only use one case. The code looks quite complex, but if you want to seperately look for errors and codes (you could also skip the error boolean and look only at the code) Prior to eight you could do similar things. But I think if you only look at the error code you will get the information you want. Ton

Hi Guenther, strange... I think you should try contacting Bryan Tyler of NI (lycangeek) He is the .net master of them! Ton

Maybe the dll is not registered on the target? Try running regsrv32.exe with the dll name as parameter Ton

Hi Mike, No didn't know, it looks like you had a different approach. And the old OpenG content is hard to get... Only one question when I want to probe a non-variant data type I get this error: Has the probe engine changed? Here you go! And you used another screenshot (mine was too big I assume?)? Have fun Ton

Ray, that is good news!! Now I have to talk to my boss, that he will purchase one (LVPDA, PDA, CompactDAQ) Ton

File Name: VariantProbe File Submitter: tcplomp File Submitted: 4 Dec 2006 File Updated: 24 august 2012 File Category: Custom Probes This Custrom probe is useful for browsing the contents of a variant. It will try to parse all the fields in the variant (notify me if you have a fail). It will track the history of the variant and allow you to pause on a change. It will present the data in a tree structure, allowing you to browse through the history. Be warned, the tree structure is great for viewing, but tracking a lot of history (>50 or so) will slow down the update of the tree. Version History: 2.4: Immediate updating after changing of attributes Rebuild in LabVIEW 2011 2.3: Fixed a bug that caused attributes not to be traversed on certain data-types 2.2: Fixed a relinking bug 2.1: Fixes a bug where unnamed cluster elements where used (http://lavag.org/topic/10269-discuss-variantprobe/page__view__findpost__p__67677) 2.0: Added an XControl Show XControl in palette (under user.lib controls) Add coloring Add 'user permissions' on XControl Add Reset on XControl Add optionally traversing attributes on XControl Add optionally colorizing on XControl Add optionally resetting on XControl 1.2.0: Upgraded to LabVIEW 8.5 to use Inheritance Support for Waveforms, timestamps and dynamic datatypes (thanks to Osvaldo) Added probe for an array of Variants Distributed as one .llb and added OGP installer If a Variant hasn't changed it's not decomposed (optimization) 1.1.0: Support for attributes of variants 1.0.1: Controls placed on a seperate pane Resize tree to upper pane Hide unused columns Limited maximum history length (default 10) Window resizable 1.0.0: Initial release of the code. Uses the following OpenG packages: oglib_comparison-2.0-1 oglib_lvdata-2.7-1 oglib_file-2.7-1 oglib_string-2.5-1 oglib_error-2.3-1 To get these OpenG packages use VIPM Ton Click here to download this file

If I were you I would check that daqmx for PDA supports these DAQ's. I am not sure that they do. Ton

Nicholas, why do you mix two timing types? You have a timed sequence, which is the correct item for your application. And you use the wait function based on the OS time. I suggest you use the timing of the timed sequence (I have never used it, but think this is what you need): In the first frame, I read the start time of the frame, add the wait time and then set the start time of the next frame. You should do this for the third frame as well I think you can limit your sequence to two frames, one where you make the output high, and one where you make the output low. The timing of the frame will set the speed correct. Ton

Or as my friends say when we see a good looking girl in a bar: 'No, do you have a smack in the face is what you can get' (which is similar to a saying: 'No, do you have, yes is what you can get' basically meaning that if you don't ask you will never get) Ton

Hello Alnaimi, you should search the LabVIEW bookshelf, if you have LV 7. In 8 it is removed. But the LabVIEW help covers most everything there is to know about LV. Now if you want to digg deeper consider a LV basics course, if I'm right you can purchase those books without a course. But why do you connect LV and electrical/electronics engineering? LV is (almost) a full blown IDE for a programming language, and the block diagram might on the first hand look like a electrical print but there is no connection Now for starter questions (like your previous about the amplifier), the NI forums are better. Search on the LV learning center for the knowledge you need. Ton (oke the turned me over and the coffee is OK)

The one you won't get! but totally OT, how do you spell license/licence???? Or is it another english vs. american thing like color/colour? Ton

Nick Storton gave an explanation at NI.com. It is something natural in the array and function. Ton

Don, I think your wrong. You can build an installer for the dll? or not? well the 8.2 runtime is here: LV 8.2 runtime I think the smaller one is sufficient for dlls (lvruntimeeng.exe) Ton

Hello Frontiergo, good afternoon and welcome! Hopefully you know how to , it will help you However when in doubt (and polite) ask. Ton

Additionally: How to ask questions the right way LAVA Guideline zucht, Ton

What do you need, your previous question gave you a valid answer. Please, be more specific and show what you have already! Ton

No I don't have an idea. We have no issues in using the same functions. Ton

Maybe a totally other idea might be an XControl? This gets notified an exe start running and you can register for the panel resize event. And via property nodes you can add all the controls with their resize data. Ton So How many ways are their to Rome?