path.
Anyway, thanks again.
allen
-Original Message-
From: PJ M
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 16:14
To: Himes, Allen
Cc: LABVIEW INFO
Subject: Re: import entire cluster
at run-time
Hi,
If you strictly type def your cluster (customize
Hey all,
We're trying to create a user interface that runs another stand-alone
sub-vi. My vision is to grab some sort of input cluster from the
sub-vi, display it in the user interface VI, and choose options from it.
Right now, we're able to grab the data from that sub-vi's input cluster
via a
Hey Howard,
I've not built a DLL from the .exe builder, but when building an .exe,
I've been able to preserve the location of new files just by saving the
build file after updating the path. In Labview 7.0, there are some
options at the bottom of the app builder that allow you to create a new
Hey guys,
I created a test that takes a relatively long time to complete (~6 hours
over all temperatures). In order to avoid eating into my development
time, we wanted to use a computer running a stand alone .exe file built
from this Labview program. The build process runs smoothly, but I've
Hey all,
I was trying to copy the data from a standard table, but when I try to
paste it, I get a bitmap image of part of my table. I've tried both
right-clicking and using the Edit menu. The Edit menu copy will just
give me the data for one cell in my table. Am I missing something easy
here?
-Original Message-
From: Sam Behashtei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 13:14
To: 'Himes, Allen'
Subject: RE: copy data from a front panel table
Easiest way: Use VI Server to get the data from the table. I will
attach an example to your private email.
You VI
