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subscribed a silly address at some point?
I see an interesting address in the header;
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Who'se broken their mirror then? :)
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done C code that could take
Labview variables by pointer and updated them on the fly, so it seems it IS
possible. Anyone know how?
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of custom control that's stronger
than a strict typedef in that, as well as specifying size, colour etc
parameters it also specifies value. Could be called constant.
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already cached when the VI loaded.
Is there a way to force LV to reload libraries?
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of generating and validating
signatures.
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no exact equivalent to.
Labview has no direct equivalent to the steamer on the espresso machine
downstairs. Different things don't HAVE direct equivalents.
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that can be dragged to the diagram. Keeping all the
VI constants in one directory under each app with one item in each VI should
make it easy to iterate through them all to build an editing screen. Not
that I'm offering- I don't think I'd use enough constants for it to be
worthwhile.
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mean by loading an example VI. From there you know
how to generate an arbitrary line. Then you need to sort out how to encode
basic teletext data. Then you need to work out how to get the data from the
files you have.
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Excel writer for instance,
unless the machine overhead isn't acceptable.
Another may be that Excel's not very good. There are better packages for
data manipulation- Origin for example. Or maybe Diadem if you want to stay
NI.
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Hi;
I think config files can also be considered. You can initialize a
particular variable (I32, Bool, etc)
using config files
Just my thought
strict typedef?
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and put it in a Labview
application. I can't give details because it's been maybe 18 months since I
last looked at this but given confirmation it can be done you should be able
to find it in the list of ActiveX controls and play with it.
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In Windows Labview, I'm in the habit of selecting things and dragging,
holding the ctrl key, to make a copy where I release the mouse button. It's
getting annoying that when I do this in Linux, the object moves instead of
doing the drag-copy. Is there a way of doing it in Linux?
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Treat it as low frame-rate video rather than lots of photos? A lot of work
has been done on codecs to compress video quite heavily without a huge loss
in picture quality. You can always allow the user to step forward and back
frame by frame if necessary.
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, but
there's no input terminal as such for the return code- just a shaded
placeholder. Nonetheless, I can wire a generously-sized string to it with no
errors, although it doesn't help.
Any suggestions?
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Why on earth is the timed while loop not in the Linux version?
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) but it doesn't
help.
Not a problem at the moment, but it would be useful to know how to pass null
to a function!
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- Original Message -
From: Greg McKaskle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 5:08 PM
Subject: Re: Call Library
If you need the return value to work, you will want to get it as a four
by integer. You won't be able to get it into a string without making
what is hidden when a less critical analysis is used.
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/ in the
past- they do a range including PT100 and may be able to help.
Can't you use the temperature probe as your stirring stick? Or is a machine
wiggling it?
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multiple plots. I think as an array of bundles of X and Y arrays but
I'm not sure and can't quickly check. You then have multiple lines which can
each have different settings.
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, but I don't think anyone would wait long enough to show this
bug.
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difficulty) a DIO line on a DAQ card, a control line on
a serial port or a line on a parallel port.
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the dynamic
VI
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I've never used either of these two, but they seem to do the same job. Is
there anyone who's used both and can comment on the differences?
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? Still data, just that x=y1=y2...=0
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What's happening with this? Seems to have died a death.
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then
it may fall back to direct printing without telling you. Never seen this
happen though.
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to it for that project it's now my interface of
choice whenever apps need to be glued to databases. I've just never done it
on Linux before and didn't know it even HAD ODBC implimentations.
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I thought ADO was a Microsoft thing? What ADO support is there on Linux?
I'll have a look at it next time I'm playing with databases on Windows. And,
of course, when I'm not constrained by the client!
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for MySQL that seem to be using system exec.vi. Are there better
ones?
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ARE just talking about a document that specified pre-release testing and
logs the results of it? I'm not quite clear on the original message.
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, you can use
it as a drop-in replacement on the panel, though of course it's not as easy
in the code.
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can be set manually. Obviously changing the X axis causes a
redraw.
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in the
first place, and a pig for you or someone else to maintain. You can hide the
buttons of the tab control if you want to present a wizard style
interface.
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- Original Message -
From: David Hoadley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 2:59 PM
Subject: Re: Visual source safe - followup question
between sites. The main problem as I understand it is that MS VSS does
too much work on the client side to be
Subversion is supposed to be better than CVS, but I've no pressing reason to
go looking for a replacement.
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To: [EMAIL
no way we can fix it
ourselves. The problem showed up too far down the line to consider changing
the OS so we're stuck with it indefinitely.
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and ground, or between the load side of the shunt and the PSU side of
the shunt. You need to multiplex these two.
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it lacks inheritance you have to manually
wrap all the properties of the textbox that you're likely to need, and
you'll have to make your own resize code. Very tedious, but it is an option
if you have VB6 floating around- I don't think you can buy it any more.
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, I wouldn't hold
out hope on persuading the decision makers at your end.
\rant
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Hmm. Just got round to my second approach and it also takes 20ms. However if
I change it to subroutine it comes down to 8ms here. Have the posted
results been normal priority or subroutine?
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Craig Graham wrote:
Hmm. Just got round to my second approach and it also takes 20ms.
However if I change it to subroutine it comes down to 8ms here.
Have the posted results been normal priority or subroutine?
Apparently the tests are being done reentrant, but not with the VIs set
is not open,
and the update code to copy from the buffers to the screen is the only thing
disabled when a VI is closed? It does not seem likely, since if you open a
subVI after it has executed, the front panel does not contain the data
loaded in to it during execution.
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to do.
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, but if remove
panel is allowed to default to true for the subVI then it runs about as
fast when built as if it's made reentrant and run in the development
environment.
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Scott Serlin wrote:
A simple method that I use is to use the system exec command and
issue the set command from the dos prompt in win2k. From there you
can pick off the username logged into the computer. You can try this
Hmm.
Administrator
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that (using the default positioning) if you
display both, then the label appears in its normal place and the caption to
the left, but if you display only the caption then it moves to the place
vacated by the label.
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be arsed
improving? :)
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; obviously not much point submitting at this stage. But I also am
trying. :)
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.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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- Original Message -
From: Scott Hannahs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Craig Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: Serial comms
Thanks all for the responses.
One start bit is the only option. I have never seen a device that uses
updating pretty quickly, but I
didn't get any numbers. It was a can I do this exercise rather than a
performance comparison.
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to the
global.
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zero to get your boolean direction. There are things called shift
registers that you can put in a loop to let you pass values to the next
iteration.
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and could result in
a complete inability to terminate the VIs, short of exiting Labview. The
present behaviour, as I understand it, is part of some improved housekeeping
and cleanup mechanisms.
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on restarting, I just thought
I'd mention it.
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for
events from the calling VI. I've tried a few things that look sensible but
the events never get fired.
Has anyone managed this?
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, it still swallowed all the
events and prevented them from being reliably received at the lower level.
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Gonna get a lot of replies ;)
Operate - Make Current Values Default.
There are equivalents for individual controls.
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some decoration there.
I also don't see the point of this- if a quick and dirty approach is needed
that should be invisible to the user, what's wrong with wiring the error to
the general error handler VI and letting it pop up a message?
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Scott Hannahs wrote:
At 17:48 + 02/13/2004, Craig Graham wrote:
It *shouldn't* need a terminator since you specify a byte count in
the first
two bytes of the packet. Check sums should be OK since my checksum
generator
is producing results consistent with their examples. The terminator
denied (in reply to MAIL FROM command)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: host mgate2.isis.unc.edu[152.2.1.95] said: 550
5.7.1 Access denied (in reply to MAIL FROM command)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: host listserv0.isis.unc.edu[152.2.0.38] said: 550
5.7.1
Access denied (in reply to MAIL FROM command)
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this application is restarting the system ( running on Win98SE OS
^
Ditch that for a start. Go for an NT derivative- NT4, Win2K or XP. Or a
modern Mac. Or Linux. In fact, anything other than the Win95/98*/ME stream.
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available. I needed one a while ago, and though I
don't remember any names a quick google for serial snoop should bring many
of them up. These are things that intercept messages between the ports and
your applications, not for snooping on two external devices.
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