Eugen Graf

Name: NI CAN Terminal Submitter: Eugen Graf Submitted: 01 Jul 2009 File Updated: 03 Jan 2011 Category: Hardware LabVIEW Version: 8.0 License Type: BSD (Most common) Copyright © 2007, Eugen Graf All rights reserved. Author: Eugen Graf -- see readme text for email address Description: Here is a free event driven NI_CAN_Terminal. It can show data on CAN bus, send messages(periodicaly too) and log data to a ASCII file (tab spaced). Requirements: LV 8.0 + NI CAN Driver + any NI CAN adapter. Change Log: 1.0.0: Initial release of the code. Click here to download this file

I get no errors uploading small JPG and PNG files. Tested with Firefox 3.0.11 Ubuntu. Sorry, that I posted, but I did read the last point too late. Now I can't delete this posting.

Hi! May be there is something interesting for you, so visit my LabVIEW Portal downloads section: http://www.labviewportal.eu/en/downloads Moderator Note: Please post these type of things in the announcements forum

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I get a error "The name contains illegal characters." Thank you, I found it

Hi, I miss the function to mark ALL forums as read. Is it anywhere? Second question is if I can change my username. Michael, would you please change it to "eg" ? Thank you, Eugen

Hi! The first thing I want to do is to appreciate you for this nice tutorial. On the last picture i see you wrote: QUOTE It's like a global state for all state machines implemented in the programm. Now if I want to add a new global state like EXIT, so I have to edit all the enum typedefs defined before? I suggest to make one enum with all global states and decide in the state machine depending on a flag transmitted together with the state itself in the message if its a global state or made forthis state machine only. I hope you understand what I mean. Regards, Eugen.

We changed our domainname to www.labviewportal.eu Thank you

Hi all! I created a new community for french LabVIEW users: French Forums Regards, Eugen

Ok, I'll belief you on this point. Thank you for nice support, Eugen

Yes, this info is exactly what I needed. Would you give me please a link, where inplaceness in LabVIEW is describen very well. Thank you, Eugen

Is there any possibility to "simulate" Call By Reference using LVOOP? I mean if my class contains only refnums to real objects or something like that. The problem is that some of my classes contains very large members and if I call member VIs, than each member VI will get the whole class but needs e.g. only to read one value. Thanks, Eugen

Sorry, if I'm wrong, but I think that scripting is not necessary for LabVIEW (I, personnaly don't use it). You can generate and control code automatically, but can't use that in executables. Which advantages does it have? Do you have some VIs for automaticaly generating? Really? Or You want only to improve LV IDE?

QUOTE (Aristos Queue @ Jan 22 2009, 08:34 PM) Which one do you mean? Can you make a screenshot please.

QUOTE (Aristos Queue @ Jan 22 2009, 08:00 PM) No, I didn't But I made a exe and it works on my PC. I use LV 8.6

QUOTE (paracha3 @ Jan 22 2009, 06:00 PM) It's not my code I only converted it for 8.5

QUOTE (paracha3 @ Jan 22 2009, 05:57 AM) Here you have

QUOTE Thank you, I will wait for the next LabVIEW version :thumbup:

Thank you Mark. I known about this method of building executable. Disadvantages: 1 many folders in the folder, where the executable is 2 warnings during building (I don't like this) 3 can't really good call dynamicaly some VIs, have always to check if it's a standalone or IDE execution May be there are some more suggestions?

Hello LAVAs! What is the best solution for the following problem? If I use VIs for overriding, so they have to have the same name. But if I create a executable I get name conflicts, because two VIs with the same name can't be saved in one (exe) folder. Next question is: if I want to have VIs with the same name in two different classes I have the same problem (name conflicts), so I have always to use prefix in the members. Is there an another better solution as to use prefixes? Thank you, Eugen

QUOTE (nhollenback @ Jan 6 2009, 02:30 AM) Wow, very nice :thumbup:

Of course I want LV resizes the cluster (and adapts the member access VI) automaticaly if I add/remove class members.

So I have to define a cluster in the class data cluster and create a member VI to access this cluster. Good solution, thank you.

Is it possible? I need it to work with other programming languages over TCP/IP. I mean C++ don't really know how a LVOOP Class is flattened (to a binary string), so I want to convert it to a binary data string (Cast). Thank you, Eugen

May be the solution from Andrey can help: http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?boar...ding&page=2 That was my problem too...