Dropping control from palette: making it wire up the conpane?
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By Flavien
Hi guys,
I am trying to make a picture controler on my interface. I can drag and zoom my picture but my zoom is too bad ....
My picture is big and I didn't find the way to make a zoom on the center of my indicator image with the zoomfactor. All my calculate tries failed and my reseachs on the web failed ...
I am not really sure if i am clear but I can answer your questions.
Best,
Flavien
Control_Picture.vi
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By Zou
I don't want to manually launch all installed LabVIEW versions one by one, and call this method.
Is there a way to do this in one version to refresh palette for all installed versions?
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By Voklaif
Hello all,
I am looking for a way to find controls on an executable LV program.
I need this function because I want to automate a series of tests (user mouse clicks for example) on an executable LV program.
The normal tools who does it with windows objects are not able to recognize LV controls individually.
My idea is to find a way to recognize LV controls so I can interact with them individually.
If anyone knows any third party programs to do automation tests for a LV exe that would also be highly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Vlad
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By bbean
I put together a simple xnode to relabel event registration reference wires that feed into dynamic events of event structures. With the increasing use of event based messaging systems, I found myself manually changing the name of event registration references to clarify the event name when multiple event registration references were used in an object. I did this by manually creating a cluster constant on the build cluster before the dynamic registration terminal on the event structure and renaming each registration reference. Being a lazy programmer, this seemed tedious after a few times so I decided to attempt to create an Xnode to accomplish the same thing faster. This video shows the "problem" and the potential solution using the xnode:
Re-Label Xnode - Event Registration
Here's another example showing another use case with ShaunR's VIM HAL Demo code:
Re-Label Use Case ShaunR HAL Demo
This may have been done before or there may be an easier way to do this, but I wanted to throw it out here to see if there's any interest and to see if people will try it out and give feedback. I've found it works best using quick drop for initial use (highlight wire, CTRL-Space,type re-label, CTRL-I, type new name in dialog) and for replacing or renaming an existing instance on the diagram (highlight existing xnode, CTRL-Space, type re-label, CTRL-P, type revised name in dialog). You can also use directly from the palette, but I found much faster from quick drop and also seen a couple crashes replacing through the pallete.
The Double Click ability is also a work in progress. Its purpose is to allow you to quickly rename the relabel with the same dialog box, but when it executes it breaks the wire on the output connection. You can still re-wire it to the event structure, but you will have to open the Event Structure Edit Events menu to get the event to "Re-link". Something I'm trying to avoid.
The Xnode generated code is simply a pass through wire with the output terminal renamed to the label of your choice. This seems to update attached event structures.
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By bI0ndin
Hi everybody,
While I was having some time to develop new scripting stuff i wondered "would it be possible to add somme scripting stuff in the VI toolbar ? " (the one with run, run-continuously, abort, police stuff and so on). My point is to add kind of a combobox that populate with every events in the current vi for a control when clicking on it. And of course show the effective event and make it blink when selecting it in the combobox.
The scripting part is almost done but i now come to the real problem :
"How can I add this piece of code in the VI toolbar ?"
I know i can create either a Quidrop Plugin or a shortcut menu plugin but they don't fit the way i wan't to use this plugin.
I asked some NI guy that told me the only options where the one above but I can't imagine that LabVIEW is not in some way developed around a "plugin architecture" so if any of you as plunge deep into LabVIEW's files and know where and how to achieve this goal it would be really nice
Thank's everybody and I hope my question was clear.
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