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Jacemdom

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Jacemdom last won the day on April 18 2017

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  1. Cannot find how to apply to the LabVIEW 2021 Beta program. There are no products listed there https://www.ni.com/support/beta-program/ Is the program started? How do I apply?
  2. Here is very simple VI to read data from Excel using ADO. Excel ADO Query LV8.vi
  3. That was before the arrival of malleable VIs. My LV code is now 100% class free 😂😉
  4. Just wanted to share this. Not sure if this is the best place but better then nowhere! fvi_lib_array_element_last_get.vim
  5. Thanks for the compliment, idiotic was exactly what I was shooting for, but can't speak for rolfk
  6. But what if he lives in a tunnel under an aquarium!?
  7. Was aware of this but was not aware that this was also the case in initialize/replace scenarios. More info on the subject here http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Why-is-indexing-conditional-tunnel-3x-faster-than-shift/m-p/3570173#M999382 Thanks
  8. Why is indexing conditional tunnel 3x faster than shift registers? It must have something to do with some kind of optimization code managing the array allocation, but why can't it do it in both cases? Run attached example. ConditionalIndexingTunnel.vi
  9. If setting the control invisible is aesthetically unacceptable, just put an identical control under the other control.
  10. Don't defer panel updates and set slow control (tree) visibility property to false...do update...set to true. Disabled does not work.
  11. I also suffered from enum reset issues. I developed some update rules to avoids such issues. Always do one action on one item at a time and apply modifications after each update. Example : 1- Change name #1 2- Apply to all 3- Change order #1 to #3 4- Apply to all 5- Delete #5 6- Apply to all 7- Add new item before #4 8- Apply all
  12. Hello, A tool for those who make extensive use of enum type definitions. infoEnum is a donations supported, LabVIEW VI add-on built to help LabVIEW software designers who build complex softwares using enum type definitions to control the different events and actions occurring in the software. It allows to see which enum values are used were and also find the unused ones easily. Details here.
  13. If LVOOP is your baby then i must now admit that you are a pretty good father and i would love to meet the mother! What seemed to be an ugly baby when i first saw it, as grown into a remarkable and attractive young programming tool! It took sometime to see it, but it will now be impossible to back for me! The end of AnotherVIEW to LVOOP...
  14. I will rephrase that to "Part 2 in 0.1 to 74 VENUS days"... When i wrote this analysis it was mostly based on theorethical knowledge...part 2 will be written after having added more practical knowledge using LVOOP... So i have now approximately 47 years left to come up with part 2...
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