Matthew Harrison wrote:
> Is there any way to prevent the help from popping up on the F1 key?
Use an event structure that handles the "Key Down?" and "Key Repeat?"
events. Discard these events when VKey=="F1".
Albert-Jan
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Stephen Mercer wrote:
> The VI in LabVIEW that just returns a constant is compiled by our
> compiler to be equivalent to having that constant directly on all the
> caller VIs.
So the LabVIEW compiler does the equivalent of "function inlining"?
What is the general set of conditions under which it
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Infrequently, about a dozen times over the past few years,
I have noticed garbled data appearing at the end of the
text in the string control when deleting or cutting a text
selection. (LV 6.1 and 7, Windows). The number of
random characters at the end of the string appears to
be roughly the same a
George Gatling wrote:
> I am pretty surprised to hear so many people clamoring to keep the top
> level VI laden with code. In nearly all of the other languages (admittedly
> those crude text based ones) the convention is to keep main() or its
> equivalent relatively codeless, except to start t
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> >One can also just use the "Scan From String" primitive with
> >the enum type def constant as the "default value 1" and the
> >string you want to set as "input string". This way "output 1"
> >will return the enum type def with the "input string" value.
>
> Ouch! How could I have missed that?
