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event structure localization issue on OpenSuse

Antoine Chalons

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I'm starting to use LabVIEW 2020 Sp1 on OpenSuse 15 and the event structure editor - I mean the dialog to add / edit handled event - seems to have localization issues.

Also, a difference from Windows LV, if a constant is connected to the timeout terminal, LV requires that you handle the timeout event... weird.

Is it normal / known to have these "issues"?

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Regarding your second issue - on which LabVIEW did you see that it doesn't require a case to handle the Timeout event if the timeout input is wired? I have checked on various LabVIEWs for Windows and even in LV 7.1 it breaks the VI and wants me to provide a Timeout case.

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