CaseyM

QUOTE(djolivet @ Feb 11 2008, 06:17 AM)

Here you go

Excellent. Thanks.

QUOTE(djolivet @ Feb 7 2008, 05:59 PM)

There seemed to be alot of interest in this so i thought I would share this code.

I have not used it in a real project yet so user beware. If you come across any problems, or improvements, please post.

Denis

Cool. I'd like to use this dialog with the system path control, but the simplest way I can think to do this is to make a custom Boolean control that looks like the "browse" button on the path control and tie that to a user event. Anyone know where I can get that icon to customize a control? Or better yet, has anyone already done this? I didn't find anything from the search.

QUOTE(Daklu @ Jan 10 2008, 02:59 PM)

I successfully got my projects in the depot. To experiment I went back and deleted the files in my workspace. The process for getting the files back into my workspace seems awfully weird. I have to go into my depot and check out the files I want followed by reverting them. Only after I revert them will they be copied to my workspace. Then of course I need to check them out again. Isn't there a more straightforward way to do this? (Edit: I tried "Get Latest Revision" but that didn't do anything.)(FYI, I was doing all this through the P4V client program, not Labview.)

If you delete your files without using Perforce, Perforce has no idea that you don't have the latest version. To get the latest version choose "Get Revision..." from the context menu and then specify that you want to "Get latest revision" and then check "Force Operation". That should get the files back from the depot into your workspace.

QUOTE(jpdrolet @ Sep 13 2007, 03:48 PM)

An error cluster won't match because the type is different, I32 vs CDB for the "error code".

True, but it's noteworthy that using this method you can still get an incorrect result if you happen to have an array that contains the same element that you append to the very end of the array.