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... I used to work for NI as an AE and a PSE ...
Welcome Mike!
Q for you.
Are you one of the AE/PSE's that I have insulted?
Ben
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Damn, who here doesn't work indirectly or directly with crelf... besides me?
A similar thought crossed my mind.
Welcome rconde!
Now regarding JKI and VIE;
If Y'all are tring to throw a scare into the rest of us....
its working.
Ben
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... post the VIs themselves to a site whose IP language you trust and then post to ni.com with only links to the VIs instead of the VIs themselves. Seems to me like a way to leave the lawyers out of it and let us all get back to code development.
Good point Stephen,
Durring the redesign of my company's web-site, I requested that I be given this functionality. Now if I actually get it, that's another story.
Ben
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alfa's always good fun - every few months he reminds us not to take ourselves (or him) too seriously
... and in the event we come up with something we can market, you know who history will point at as the inspiration....
YES, alfa.
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Hi there,
Great forum, I stopped working with Labview at version 5.1 (when I was already happy with the UNDO feature). Now I started again and I am working in LabVIEW 7.1.
A question that I have already a long time is the following. For many applications I use one big cluster that contains many setting for let's say a certain application. I pass this cluster from one VI to another and then extract data from it or add data to it when necessary. However since this creates many VI's that have terminals IN and OUT for this cluster type I run into serious problems when I decide to change the cluster definition. If I change the cluster definition then I have to manually change this for all VI's that use the cluster. This is a very timeconsuming operation.
My question: is there a faster way to do it, or should I use another technique for keeping data together within an application?
Thank in advance,
Erik
Pop-up on your control and choose Customize.
Use the drop down to change change the control from a control to a typdef.
Save it.
replace all of the old occurnces with the typdef.
HINT:
After you create and save the edit it and add a new field. Save it.
This will break yur code every where the typdef is wired to a non-typdef'd control. Fix all the broken wires by replace the non-typedef with the typedef.
When you are done you will have found all of the places that need to be fixed (well maybe not all).
Ben
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And connecting wormholes belong to which (un)connected universe :question:
And the Universe being the sum of all that exists, how can there be many of them :question:
And when the transporter gets you out of quantum phase and you are invisible and pass through walls, why don't you pass through floors :question:
And when you're invisible how can you see if the ligth passes through your eyes?
As I understand it Godel (sp?) proved that an system can NOT be proved from within a system.
1) How can we as elements of single dimension prove what lies outside our dimension? :question:
What we need here is a quantity we can measure. If we can measure it we can prove it.
Remeber it was an experiment to prove the quatum mechanical phenomenon can be measured on a macroscopic sclae that lead to the transistor.
2) What 5th dimenstional atribute can we measure?
3) Can we turn a profit from it?
Ben
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but i have clearly said that i want to plot those data on a CHART,...
Thenyou only choice is the picture control!
Ben
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I think you have selected the right person to become the first TALM !
Chris' posting are one of the big reasons I check in regularly. I get a kick out his humour and "damit" he teaches me stuff while he is at it.
Congratulations Chris!
Ben
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I love it!
First they have to learn how to take things apart....
War story time:
When I was a teenager, my partner in crime (mentioned above) detroyed two perfectly good reel to reel tape decks in an attempt to build a variable delay "echoplex". To this day there is a running joke that comes up anytime we open a chassis that goes "Look out, they are going to make it BETTER".
At least the chimbley survived (BTW the chimbley design introduced in the Rocket revolutionised the steam engine by creating a forced air draft through the fire box)
Ben
Chris,
Pass along compliment to your brother from me. My father and brother do HO and G-scale)
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... I set my baby inside of the cab!
Excellent! Start 'em young. Get them hooked early. Good strategy. :thumbup:
Ben
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For a pre-anotation solution you could use the code CC posted in this thread.
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar...ssage.id=125040
on the NI forum.
In that example he controls all of the aspects of the cursor using a reference to the cursor legend.
Un-fortunately that method has been shutdown for LV 8 or greater.
And if none of the above help out, you can always use a picture control and "roll your own". If you go that route then this thread
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar...4&jump=true
contains a bunch of links that I have been collecting to help get stated with the Picture control. Here is a sample of what can be done with a pcture control (note:This example is NOT part of that thread).
Ben
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David,
Looks nice, I think you have to get Ben into this. If i'm right he will digg this!
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Ton
I am too predicatble!
In this thread I go on for pages talking about my model railraod.
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar...3&jump=true
Here is a wide angle shot that includes the scratch built controller layout and the LabVIEW application that controls it.
It is an N-scale (eg an N-Scale coal car is about as long as a four post LEGO block ) layout that is theoretically capable of handling 11 trains at the same time (after I code up the collision avoidence functionality). The most we can do now is three, and I say "we" because I can only handle two but my partner in crime can keep three going.
Ben
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nah, only 83% of the posts are off-topic.
some discussions lead to bears sooner than others.
Did someone say bear?
Oh no that was beer. :beer:
In that case see this thread on the NI forum
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar...=133303#M133303
But if you are really talking about BER, then tell us more about the device you are trying to test and do not hold back any details. We can handle it.
Ben
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This was reported to R&D (#43Q7NJPT) for further investigation. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
Adam,
Thank you very much for updating this thread!
Ben
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Nice coding Ben!
Thank you Chris.
In its defense.
A) I did not cross any wires.
B) Its fun to watch in execution highlighting mode.
Should I have posted this to the fifth dimension thread? (insert Twilight Zone music here).
Ben
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Here is another new one for me.
I often am asked to "just" make a small change to horendous code developed by others.
Following long wires in a diagram is made easier by triple-clicking but as soon as you click off of the wire, you can get lost again.
You can now pop-up on the wire and add a description that shows up when the help window is open and you float over the wire with the wiring tool.
I wonder how long this has been around.
Ben
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I have kept looking at Michael response mutiple times and I though the issue was an upper-case "D".
After studying again I now see that the "c" and "o" are transposed.
How I hate spelling ( american or otherwise) ! :headbang:
Ben
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An answer but no question.... Jeopardy !
Hmmm....
How can I download images from a web-site....
No, no,no wait....
How can I increase sales of my book?
:thumbup:
I think you just sold another copy provided I can get permision from my wife of course.
Ben
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CAR# 42UF33LG
Thank you Omar.
I posted this to the Bug list here.
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar...6&jump=true
Ben
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If you drop a compound arithmatic from the boolean palette is is configured as "OR". :thumbup:
Ben
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p.s. I really want NI to add animated as well as noisy icons. Imagine a VI which would make sounds as you debug, wouldn't it make life so much more exciting... (do we have a life?)
... and then imagine what the bull-pen full of debugging developers would sound like!
Quoting myself;
" ' We don't no stinkin' speakers' the only sound a computer should make, is the the sound of moving fans and relays opening and closing."
Ben
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Fair enough
Are you going to bookmark this thread and come back to explain when you're in a less tired state? Perhaps a morning after not spending all night on 6th street?
Ok - so my half an hour was a little over the top, but my time on clean start is closer to 45 seconds than your kick-arse 13, and that's on a pretty good machine - the time it takes on some of our older lab machines is even slower. I was thinking that maybe I have more toolkits installed than you do, but I'm not sure that's the case. I did a little experimentation, and although the 8.0 load is much slower than the 8.20 load (kudos to the NI team for the change) :thumbup: , the search is much quicker.
Chris,
Your exachange with Aristos Queue prompts me to relay the message my wife used to have on her cubical wall that read;
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You should not tease the IT manager. They do not have a sense of humour and they know the root password.
"
Ben
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Welcome back Alfa!
Hows the family doing?
How are you adjusting to being back home?
Alfa wrote ".... We have another
The 5th dimension
in LAVA Lounge
Posted
This thread is both about and is a black hole.
What twists my head all up is the space-time cone (displacement vs time plot for everything lies with cone defined by speed of light) thing...
combined with the idea that light was* created out of nothingness.
*How do I think about what existed before time existed and where WAS it before there was space for it to exist in!
Ben