Jacemdom

Did you forget omnipotent and ominipresent? :worship:

Are you talking about your custom made VIs or the ones that come with LabVIEW? If you're talking about your own VIs, the help uses the indicator label's name...

Salut. Have you checked the different "Frameworks" and "Design Patterns" available in the template browser?

Have you tried the Xy Graph-->Property-->Plot Area-->Colors-->BG Color? In tha past, i solved this problem by having a different VI for printing.

Salut. You could use a notifier, a queue, a global or local variable or directly to the file by happending the data at each iteration...i advise you to search for those words in the LabVIEW help...for the direct to file, you can look at examples...search for "Write Datalog File Example.vi"....

I suggest that you add "planning to investigate LVOOP 8.20 version" in the second question...

Download File:post-731-1156609529.zip I did a search about a year ago and finally settled with the microsoft text to speech... here are some VI's i found

Salut. LabVIEW is still a "DATA" flow language, where the "DATA" is the center of the problem. I strongly believe in that philosophy and when i heard that they implemented LVOOP i was eager to see what they had done...(i thought that they may had implemented the GOOP way :headbang: ) From my point of view, objects are just containers and should not be the focus of the problem solving...I did not play yet with the LVOOP, but even if i beleive that i will find some rough edged, i know that i will overall like it! I believe that to grasp the full potential of dataflow, one as to revize is way of solving problems and not try to force sequential or standard object methodology into it... Is it possible that the main error with this implementation was to call it LVOOP? Maybe it should have been called LVAOP (LabVIEW Actor Oriented Programming) like stated in one of the NI-Week sessions i don't remember what morning and by whom, but i liked what i heard there!!! :thumbup: I will post back when i have went through the documents and a little hands-on with LVOOP...

Salut. I have a software built around the producer/consumer/capitalist concept. It is using "programmatic user event/event structure" as the building block. The producer registers the event and i would like to be able to monitor how many events have been registered. Possible?