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  1. Thank you, Mikael, for linking to OpenGDS! At the moment, I feel like I'm learning a new language. Your video is extremely helpful. Still, the ability to convert my current VIs to a state machine diagram is great! I've been doing this by hand. Thanks again!
  2. It's more like 2 jobs and a family and :: poof :: time becomes a premium.
  3. Thank you, Mikael, for the information. At first glance, it's a bit overwhelming compared to a AE. But I'll install OpenGDS toolkit the first change I get. Ok to ask questions here about it or is there a preferred discussion area? Thanks again.
  4. Does anyone have examples of LVOOP vs FGV? I've been using AE for several years now and, after reading this thread, I think I need to rethink what I've been doing. Thanks.
  5. Examples? I looked through the "detailed help". The "JSONtest API example.vi" did a great job at building a json structure and looks like to deconstruct it, you have to already know what the components are. Are there other examples that I missed? Thanks
  6. Is there any way to simply get the keys or have the json structure convert into a cluster? I've tried using the "find multiple items.vi", but nothing shows. No errors either. I've also tried using "Get all objects items.vi" but looks like I have to guess at the offset and do a recursive loop. Thank you, Ron
  7. Hi Tim, I installed your task manager on 2 of my Windows 7 Pro 32-bit systems running LabVIEW 2016. It installed GPower at version 1.2.0.14 and NI smartBalloon at 2.0.0.2. If I update either of the packages, your task manager package icon changes to "missing dependencies". So I've downgrade the two support packages so your Task Manager will run. I also tried to install task manager on a Windows 7 Pro 64-bit system running the 32-bit version of LabVIEW 2016, but I get an error that the package is not compatible with the operating system. Aside for those areas, your Task Manager has been very, very helpful Thank you for creating it, Ron
  8. hello Shaun, I just checked my icon editor. While the "show terminals" is unchecked, I have the grid pattern for the terminals showing. If I check the box for "show terminals", the grid disappears and I can use the eraser as click-and-drag to remove several pixels at a time. HMMMMMMMMM.... another bug? Ron
  9. Hello PJM, I used to be able to click on the eraser function and then hold the mouse button down while dragging the pointer across areas I needed to erase. Now with v1.7, I have to click on each individual pixel to erase it. Could you return this function back to the click-and-drag method? Thanks, Ron
  10. Is there any way to download and install v1.7 manually? My VIPM seems content with the v1.6 and won't upgrade to the latest release. thanks, Ron
  11. In the traffic light example, I noticed there are coercion dots on the traffic light cluster when setting the states of red, yellow, green. Since the clusters are coming from the same type def, I don't understand why the dots are there. Is this a correctable condition or just a feature that won't be dinged if encountered during the test? Thanks, Ron
  12. Sorry, I gave up. I left the "Compiling History" running all night and it never completed. Since I had to move on to other projects, I wasn't able to try it again. Hopefully, I can in the next couple of weeks.
  13. Hello, I'm trying to install version 1.6 of the icon editor using the VIPM. I get to the point where a LabVIEW front panel and a window titled "Post Install.vi Front Panel" are open. The "Post Install..." window shows "Compiling Hierarchy. Please Wait". The status bar in VIPM shows "connecting to LabVIEW 2009 ..." and the progress bar is showing 100% full. These windows and messages have been in place for 35 minutes now. What happened? Yesterday, I had installed JKI right-click framework without a problem. My LabVIEW is 2009 Professional version 9.0f2, running on an XP SP3 machine with 512 MB of RAM and 20 GB of free space on the hard drive. I used Philippe's excellent icon editor on another machine and prefer that it is installed on my tech's computer instead LabVIEW's default version. Any help is greatly appreciated, Ron
  14. Hello i2dx, I downloaded your ADO-toolkit (version 1.7.0.b) but found that it doesn't work very well with your own examples. For instance, in example 2, I would get a "Exception occured in Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers" error. I had to add a decrement-by-1 into the For loop of case structure '2' in ADOTool_Select Data Simple.vi to fix that. In example 2 and 3, even though the select statement asks for all three fields, only the data from two would show up. In example 4 and 5, I'm getting another "Exception occured in Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers" but I don't have the time to troubleshoot further. Do you have a working version of your toolkit? Thanks, Ron I should add that I think your toolkit would be very handy. I should add that I think your toolkit would be very handy.
  15. QUOTE(siva @ Nov 2 2007, 07:01 PM) Hello Siva, I tried using your latest OCX (after copying it to my system32 directory and regsvr32'ing it) but your example VI no longer works. Labview complains that there are no methods available and that the refnum class is not fully defined.
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