jfalesi

You code in your sleep?

I had the same thought. Whenever I discuss OO with my LV developer friends, I hear, "yeah, but I can do all that stuff without OO". Sure, you can do just about anything OO can do without OO. This applies to every programming language. You can do everything in C (without objects) that you can do in C++ (with objects), but why would you want to? For me, it comes down to this: Do you want to learn a bunch of tricks to get around the (former) limitations of a (formerly-non-OO) language (which may or may not be portable to other languages), or do you just want to learn OOP and code like everyone else in the developed world? -Jamie

Hi! Relative LVOOP newbie. I last used LV back in 1997 or so and am now getting back into it. I'm trying to install LVOOP Assistant in LV 2014. I downloaded what appeared to be the latest version (lava_rsc_lvoop_assistant-12.1.0.138.vip) and ran VI package manager, got the mass-compile, etc... but I can't find the right-click menu anywhere. Right-clicking on classes, methods, etc in the Project Explorer, I don't see the LVOOP menu. Any ideas? Thanks, -Jamie Never mind.. I restarted and now I see it. I thought the restarting that occurred during installation was sufficient but I was mistaken. Sorry, n00b :-)