geirove

Hello Jolt,

the 'reference' on the left should be a dotNET constructor node which could be found in 'Connectivity/.NET' palette. After dropping on the BD one can select the appropriate constructor (have a look at its context menu).

Within the upcoming window choose 'Microsoft.VisualBasic (8.0.0.0)', or whatever version will show up there, from 'Assembly' control. Some objects will be listed. Select 'Microsoft.VisualBasic.FileIO / FileSystem' and there you are .

Interesting stuff, but hard to find

Regards,

Frank

btw: there are no silly questions, only silly answers

This is awesome! Thanks a lot for your tip and help on this subject. I can't believe that NI after ALL this years haven't come up with support for this! Anway, I now have VI that moves files to the Recycle Bin thanks to you !'

geir ove

Hello,

I wanted to post a link to this posting on the NI Forum to get more people involved in the discussion. See the following posting on the FieldPoint Forum:(Hope this is OK) http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=110&message.id=5535

Geir Ove

Hello,

Tried this on the NI forum, but got no response, so here goes:

I am writing a system that I first test on the PC and will later download to a Compact FieldPoint (cFP) that I have no experience with so far, and do not have available yet. I know I can define errors in a XML format in a Text File using the Tools>>Advanced>>Edit Error Codes tool in LV. However does any know if this XML Text File also will be downloadable to the cFP and used tranparanly? Or do I have do create my custom errors in another way that works on both the PC and the cFP ? Thanks for any tips !

Thanks everyone. BUT I am trying to track the Source of an Event:

I have SubVi's that use the "Property Value (signalling)" to fire Events in the Top VI: I am setting a breakpoint in the Top VI and it will break when someone is setting a Value for e.g. a Button by e.g. writing a True value to "Property Value (signalling)" in a SubVi.

Problem is I will not get any Stack trace the way suggested here for the Events .... -

A solution anyone ?

Geir Ove

Hello,

I am using LabView 8.0.

I am becoming utterly frustrated by not being able to see **who** is calling the code where I set a break point. All programming languages with a Debugger can show you WHO called a method / function when you set a breakpoint there, but not LabView ?

I have developed an error in a system whereas "some code" is setting an unwanted state of a switch, I can set a breakpoint there and see that it happens, but I cannot find out who the caller is !

Please help !

Geir Ove