Grampa_of_Oliva_n_Eden
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MainVI control-events packed in SubVI Event Structure ?
Grampa_of_Oliva_n_Eden replied to KoBe's topic in User Interface
Well I never learned that leason so being the fool that I am I went off and started pushing evnts down into the sub-VI that handle each of the modes the app runs in. I will not multiply words but I will invite you to examine the images I uploaded to the Dark-side that can be found here. This approach lets me develop sub-VI that are clean and focused on only the events that apply to the current operating mode as shown here. If you really want to rad more about this approach see this thread on the Dark-side. Ben -
An entry from my "Dumbest things I ever did" list. While sitting in traffic for a construction site I noticed the car in fornt of me had a bad brake light. So since I ws just sitting ther I jumped out of the car to tell them... and of course soon discovered I had locked the keys in the car with the car running in the middle of traffic. Other entries in my "dumbest things" list include learning that (contrary to what I learned from cartoons) it is avery bad idea to try and pop the swollen blow dish I found on the beach. (Parrents put me in the back of the station wagon with the read window open and they drove fast). Ben
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That sound stangly familiar to what my better-half says after looking her keys in the car (again). Ben
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Olivai practiced with hammer and balsa wood yesterday. She nailed it.. to the bench.
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Did you try setting the scrool to plus infinity? Ben
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Without thinking to hard... Use a mouse up evnt to trigger checks of the scrol bar. Set the scroll position to infinity for auto-scroll. Ben
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Hermin and Newt would make an intersting pair. Give them the congress to support them. Maybe I'll get a chance to retire after all.
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Fan for compressor in air conditioner went out. But even that a blessing since colling season is over. Must rember to fix before spring!
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Typical boring update that will not offend, most.
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That would make me smile (for a while).
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That would make me smile (for a while).
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Agreed Brother Jim!
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B wants to raise taxes now? I find it hard to rule out him trying realize the dreams of his father.
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LabVIEW Based HMI (GUI) Design Standard Process
Grampa_of_Oliva_n_Eden replied to pravin's topic in User Interface
Interesting question! I have never seen anything official in writing. I would be interested in learning what I have been missing so I'll keep an eye on this thread. Ben -
Flying monkey was a real hit with Olivia! This means less wear and tear on the F4 Phantom model when fly time comes.
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Olivia (granddaughter) is due to visit tomorow! She has a Flying Monkey and Ruby Slippers waiting. She's a blessing.
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You will need more help than I can give, personally so here are suggestions. Go to the Dark-Side and serach for TCP/IP and "nathand". Nathan has taken over threads on performance where I left off. Review all of his posts on the subject. A google search on TCP and speed should give you a lot of hits from gamers trying to minimize lag. It feels funny reading gaming posts at work but hey, there is knowlege in those posts. WireShark may be overwhelming if you don't know networking. WireShark has tutorials and ready built filters for TCP so it can start to get an idea of what is happening if you apply the TCP filter. The thing you will be looking for is the size of the TCP packets coming from your machine and the time-stamps. Again have fun and please report back. All of the corners of our networked world have not been fully explored and documented so all reports from adveturers like yourself are of great value. Take care, Ben
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Check the MTU (???) settings throughout (various IP stuff will adapt to smaller ssettings) and send packets that produce max packet sizes (Nagel algorithm could be involved). Set-up WireShark on another PC and ... tell us what you find. MS has a white paper somehwere talking about their implementations of the "TCP/IP" stack. Please let us know what you find. Ben PS: Do we know your agregate bandwidth?
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Wife revealed GBTV app for iPhone last night. She knows how to get my attention!
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Yikes! I don't have official software so PowerPoint (blush). Ben
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This image from from my Design Albumn on the Dark-Side is a SSD detailing the interaction of the various components in an application that required spawning an unkown (at development time) number of data collectors display their data and consolidate all reading in a single file. If that is helpful you may want to review some of the other albumns in my image gallery here (you can skip the family of course). many of those images have links to the original thread where they were posted. Have fun, Ben w
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VIs without Front Panels - or with several!
Grampa_of_Oliva_n_Eden replied to GregSands's topic in LabVIEW General
What part of the FP do you not like? Re-entrant sub-VI techincally can have multiple FP (one FP for each instance). If the FP is never shown it can be stripped in the build. So please forgive when I ask "what missing or what are you trying to achieve? Curious, Ben -
Good debate last night. Really liked Hermin Cain and 9% corp indivual and sales tax. No loops holes there!
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"Czar at Large" got me up to speed on Roku installs. I'll be mainlining GBTV come Monday.
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Just 3 days until GBTV goes live. I'll be installing Roku boxes this week-end.
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Almost all of my apps are state machines within state machines. Take a look at these two galleries on the dark-side to get some ideas. http://forums.ni.com/t5/media/gallerypage/user-id/9539/album-id/9000 http://forums.ni.com/t5/media/gallerypage/user-id/9539/album-id/9006 Ben
