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openG Configuration Library, error post build
nrosenberg posted a topic in OpenG General Discussions
Hello All! First post here, please go easy and I look forward to learning from you all! I have a vi that is using the open g configuration library to save and load a number of controls. More precisely, I have 1 cluster of 3 numerics, and 3 separate numerics. I have all my code working wonderfully before I compile it, but once I compile it I get the following error when I try to load from the file: Get Queue Status in NI_LVConfig.lvlib:Get File Path.vi->NI_LVConfig.lvlib:Close Config Data.vi Additionally, while I have the 'Create File if necessary' input wired True, th -
Dear All, I'm new to this forum and I'm really glad I became a member. I am currently in the phase of designing a simple program which can control all the DAQmx channels using a configuration file (.ini) which is capable of change voltage range during mid-simulation. At the moment my .ini file reads as follows: [AO Channel 1] Name = T2 Physical Channel = cDAQ1Mod1/ao0 Max Value = 10 Min Value = 0 [AO Channel 2] Name = T3 Physical Channel = cDAQ1Mod1/ao1 Max Value = 10 Min Value = 0 [AO Channel 1] Name = T2 -
So for a while, I have wanted a good way of identifying my builds and one way is to add build date to the front panel. Typically I had done this manually, I have searched for a good solution for automating this but, but typically the answer is very obfuscated. Then one day I had a thought, I could use VI scripting to generate a VI holding a constant and in a way use it as a pre-processor to make things happen. I'll provide a rough outline and a project of how I made things work. And who knows maybe someone has an even better solution. I suppose it was kinda obvious that this could be done
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Hello again LAVAG, I'm currently feeling the pain of propagating changes to multiple, slightly different configuration files, and am searching for a way to make things a bit more palatable. To give some background, my application is configuration driven in that it exists to control a machine which has many subsystems, each of which can be configured in different ways to produce different results. Some of these subsystems include: DAQ, Actuator Control, Safety Limit Monitoring, CAN communication, and Calculation/Calibration. The current configuration scheme is that I have one main c -
Hello to all. I would like to know hoe can open my VI with the same configuration. I mean with every indicators, controls, graphs... are equal than when Labview was closed the las time. Is it that possible? I am asking this because I am developing a vision application with vision and motion toolkit. And a ROI is changed every time when I run again Labview in the same position of display. Thanks a lot.
