jcarmody

For simple tasks I often use this command line OCR engine. Should be applicable here.

Have you done anything with GOCR in LabVIEW? Do you have a sample?

Give me a screen shot of you event structure/font and I can compare.

Mikael,

It doesn't work for me. I get an empty string when I probe RCF_EventSort_OCR.vi

Are there any special requirements?

Thanks,

Jim

There's a thread on NI's forum dedicated to this, and upconverting.

LcNumber_CompareDoubleValues.vi is missing. It's from <userlib>:\Optium_LabVIEWCommon\

Can you provide it?

Let me be the first to hit that little green "plus" sign.

The Frame Duration went from 10 to 1380.

I'm running LabVIEW 2010 (32 bit) in Windows XP.

I develope a VI that implement a logical circuit, and exists inside this VI that represnts a time response limit, i need acquire state this response limite while this execute inside the master VI not only this stop and return to VI master, how i can to do this?

Thank you.

I'm not sure I completely understand your requirement, but it sounds like you could use a notifier (or queue) to send the response limit from the sub VI to the master.

This is the sub VI.

This is the master.

subVI.vi

masterVI.vi

Even paranoid people have enemies. Besides, perfect paranoia is perfect awareness.

SQLite API Version 1.2 released.

From the release notes:

New Feature: Added "Distinct" option to "SQLite_Select.vi" -

I did this, earlier this week:

Thanks for the new release.

Hi,

I have just started to use SQLite. I downloaded this toolkit and inserted data to a database using the insert function. But it seemed to be too slow.[...]

See this post.

Thank you so much !

I saw where your status says you've accomplished this. Please show us how you did it.

Hi jcarmody,

Thanks for your reply.

I checked your VI and I realised that there is a missing count. if you have a look again you'll see that it miss a count from 13 to 16 instead to 17, from 46 to 49 instead to 50 and from 61 to 63 insteady to 64

I tried to make some changes to get it right with no success.

Do you think it's ok the way it looks?

You're right, but the start index is correct and you can just add one to the length.

Do you think it's possible ?

There's a thread on NI's forum about cutting holes through front panels. You might be able to implement your idea following that example. The BD password is "simple".

Please read this and this. You'll be further along the way to a solution once you have.

Here's a really rough start showing how to find your "thin patches"; you can work out the start and length from the Array of integers (or, build that as you go in the For Loop).

Have I posted my query at the right place ??

Yes.

I saw this conversation on the NI LabVIEW forum that might help you.

this didnt work.

Error 1445 occurred at Open VI Reference in Safe_Start.vi

Possible reason(s):

LabVIEW: Open VI Reference will no longer match VIs in memory by file name. A VIs full name now includes any owning libraries so a filename is no longer sufficient. You can use strip path to wire the filename as a string, but this will not work for VIs in libraries.

It worked for me. Did you wire the VI name with a String or Path datatype? I used String.

Just how there is a “Current VI’s path” function, I need a “That VI’s path” function

If it's in memory, you can do this:

Not even a twitter app on your phone?

Smartphones? We don't need no stinkin' smartphones!

Probably 'cus Daklu posts some really interesting posts that cover useful topics?

Now that's an understatement.

You are using twitter right?

Not at work. My company isn't as cool as some others.

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I've never noticed this before. Is it something that this site provides or does Google determine what shows up there?