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Ton Plomp

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  1. There is a post on the NI forums showing how you can manage tab order within clusters. Ton
  2. I think that those setting (orientation and direction) are properties of the string control. It's not something that should be dealt with in such a tool. Ton
  3. RT @jkisoftware: Missed the webinar? Watch the recording - What's new in VIPM 2012 - http://t.co/bHMOE405

  4. And the constructor node has even more 'Vestigial' (had to look that word up in the dictionary) nodes: Ton
  5. I tried to add info to an existing page on the wiki, but I seem not to be able to edit the page. AFter I make my edits, I use Save Page, but I get taken to the following URL: http://labviewwiki.org/index.php?title=Snippet&action=submit, which redirects me to a a page 403.shtml on the wiki. I have this with IE8 and Opera. It does not change if I try to edit a section of a page. Can anyone else edit a page? Ton
  6. Correct, but you can use hooks to tell your project management tool what happened. Ton
  7. If you are looking into a project management tool there are options out there that cover these items. Hooking into these from within LabVIEW is most of the time an issue. I have no experience with that. However most of the SCC's have management hooks that you can use to tell the project management tool what happened (see my post on integrating Rhodecode with Mantis). Ton
  8. If you have setup merging (or three way diff) properly, you can call the merge tool from within TortoiseHG (note to self: 'write a blog post showing this) That is correct for showing/sharing more that one repository at a time you'll need apache or the like. However I have chosen Rhodecode as the backend instead of HGweb since it features some management tasks (access control, forking, grouping and hooks). See the documentation for more detail. Ton
  9. Hi Joe, your code looks interesting! Any thought on uploading it to the CR? Ton
    1. lvb

      lvb

      Thanks for all of the hard work. This looks great...

  10. asbo is ritght, initializing the serial port on every run is going to ruin speed on your VI. For the parsing, which eleven bytes do you need? (and a word is generally 2 bytes, so you cannot get 11 bytes from that). Create a VI that takes an example set of 4080 bytes that outputs your wanted data. Ton
  11. I don't have a 'Drag Enter?' event but Drag Enter is executed. However I can only drop on the border or scroll bar of the subpanel. Ton
  12. Hello Dan, your code looks valid and for the (small) test I'v run it's OK. I don't fully understand what the bug/fix is, could you describe that in more detail? Ton
  13. Report your bugs otherwise they will never be fixed! Bugreporting works: http://t.co/q2577zGY

  14. Hi Hoovah, that was a bug on my side indeed. An array nested inside another array would cause this by trying to recursively call a non-recursive VI. V 2.4.1 fixes this. Ton
  15. Updated the Variant Probe at @lavag : http://t.co/AY2DzYcw Adds immediate redraw if properties are changed.

  16. The LAVA CR doesn't have LV2012 as a platform option
  17. The picture I posted is a snippet, click on it, and from the new browser window, drag and drop it into your LabVIEW block diagram. Ton
  18. Have you ever looked at the 'Variant Probe/XControl'? Here's the output plotted (on my comma seperated computer): Ton
  19. I saw one possible race condition in 'value'. There was no data-dependency between 'white' and 'global' (white calls global internally). Adding that fixed it it on my PC. Ton
  20. My first advice is to stop using the DAQ express VIs for this task. Create a task in MAX that has two channels and an output rate of 500 Hz. (that's how your square wave is set up. Then use the following code. (I have altered your square wave generation to output 500 samples per iteration). Please try to understand the VI I uploaded. Ton
  21. Dragged a #LabVIEW snippet from #Opera into #LV2011 AND IT WORKED

  22. I'm relying on HG. Have never really worked with Git since I'm happy with HG. Since you don't have the time to dive into the SCC system you want to use I would advice you to go with HG, it's just harder to mess up. I haven't had stability issues with HG (Workbench). What are you going to setup as a server? If you have the time (approx. half a day), setting up rhodecode on a linux server is a good idea. It gives you user management and a web-interface beyond the shipped webserver of HG. Ton
  23. I don't think it's about the class, but more about the object. Before the 'Preserve RT Class' it's not recognized as the Dynamic Dispatch object. Ton
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