brian175 Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 I am working on updating the DataAct Class Browser so I thought that I would update this as well. This is a modified copy of PJM's code from this Topic. This version uses a template instead of creating a new VI and objects for every iteration, theoretically it should be faster. Brian Download File:post-987-1167763756.zip Quote Link to comment
Aristos Queue Posted January 3, 2007 Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 I am working on updating the DataAct Class Browser so I thought that I would update this as well. This is a modified copy of PJM's code from this Topic.This version uses a template instead of creating a new VI and objects for every iteration, theoretically it should be faster. Brian Download File:post-987-1167763756.zip A rough transcript of my reactions on seeing this post: 0 seconds (after seeing the post): :thumbup: "Dynamic Generation of Labview 8.2 Class Hierarchy?? SWEET! Someone actually built it! I gotta check this out." 60 seconds: Ok, nice UI... seems limited... but I'll hit the run button. Maybe a config dialog appears... 61 seconds: WHAT THE..?!?!??! 63 seconds: :headbang: NOOOOOOOOOO! "Dynamic Generation of Labview 8.2 Class Hierarchy" -- I thought you'd built a tool for generating LabVIEW classes. You know, as in XYZ.lvclass. I'm going to go be depressed now. The adrenaline rush followed by crash is too much. Quote Link to comment
crelf Posted January 3, 2007 Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 I'm going to go be depressed now. The adrenaline rush followed by crash is too much. Alchohol dulls the pain Neat utility though! Quote Link to comment
brian175 Posted January 3, 2007 Author Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 "Dynamic Generation of Labview 8.2 Class Hierarchy" -- I thought you'd built a tool for generating LabVIEW classes. You know, as in XYZ.lvclass. I'm going to go be depressed now. The adrenaline rush followed by crash is too much. Step 1: List LabVIEW classes and generate the hierarchy **DONE** Step 2: Update DataAct Class Browser which allows creation of Private and Scripting Classes, Props and Methods **In progress** Step 3: Cool applications that make use of the private and scripting API (Maybe even one that creates LabVOOP classes) Quote Link to comment
PJM_labview Posted January 3, 2007 Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 btw, Brian, using a template does indeed seem to be significantly faster. Good idea. PJM Quote Link to comment
brian175 Posted January 9, 2007 Author Report Share Posted January 9, 2007 Step 1: List LabVIEW classes and generate the hierarchy **DONE**Step 2: Update DataAct Class Browser which allows creation of Private and Scripting Classes, Props and Methods **In progress** Step 3: Cool applications that make use of the private and scripting API (Maybe even one that creates LabVOOP classes) Step 2 is now complete: View this topic Quote Link to comment
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