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Hi, This is not specifically LabVIEW related: How do you organize important posts you read and want to save for the time of need? For example, I want to save an interesting post from Lavag/NI Forums or any other LV blog. This post might contain VIs and I would like to tag it in a way that will let me find it when it becomes relevant. I would like such a post to be saved locally like an RSS so that I'll get the new comments and won't depend on the site to keep the links alive. I see the veterans here keep track of all the new posts and even offer solutions by givin
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I often have to create interfaces for power supplies. I often use the QMH for my overall architecture. I have created a QMH that controls multiple power supplies. It was designed in such a way that it takes a minute to add an additional power supply. Of course I am using Dynamic Dispatch to use multiple types of power supplies. It works quite well. I am trying to get better at LVOOP and plug-ins. I was thinking of creating an abstract class that contains a QMH for just one power supply. Of course I would create children for several types of power supplies. My plan with the single QMH f
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Hello. It's my first time posting on LAVA. I recently posted the same topic on the NI forums, but I wanted more feedback so I am posting it here as well. So my question is how do you guys organize the code reuse repository at your workplace? Is it on an individual basis or is there a systematic way? Any idea is appreciated, thanks!
