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ThomasGutzler

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  1. ThomasGutzler's post in Preserving cluster version among different LabVIEW versions was marked as the answer   
    They've changed the internal format of flatten to string between 2012 and 2014. This is what you want to do on your 2014 application:

     
  2. ThomasGutzler's post in Finding a SVN version of a folder or file was marked as the answer   
    You mean something like this?

     
    The trouble with svn and versions is that when you use svn info on a FILE it only returns the revision of your file. To get the most recent revision on the server, you need to point it to the svn URL. The snippet can do both.
     
    Just be careful with that because if your repository needs authentication it will not work unless you've saved your credentials in the tortoise svn password manager by ticking the "remember password" box. The --non-interactive switch disables password prompts, which you wouldn't be able to see anyway, because it's hidden away by System Exec.
     
    I guess, as a workaround, you can pop up your own password dialog if you need one.
  3. ThomasGutzler's post in Tree Data Structure with DVR Arrays was marked as the answer   
    LabVIEW is too clever to let you do that, but there's a trick:
     
     

     
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