Jack,
Well, please don't kill ME for suggesting it, but you may get some
relief by adding:
UseDefaultNumDisplayFormat=False
to your preferences file. Having to do this ONCE for each LV
installation where you work can't be as bad as getting carpal-tunnel
from option-clicking and changing the for
Hi All
I quickly put together a small utility allowing to change selected controls on a VI panel.
It allows enabling/disabling the "hide trailing zero" feature, and selection of the precision (it can be easily modified to do more if necessary).
If someone is interested, contact me directly
PJM
Jack,
You wrote:
Whos the darn fool at NI that set the default mode for numeric displays to
Hide Trailing Zeros.
...And dont start that modify your Ini line I work on many different
computers and cant go customizing the modifying every single one.
I'm not sure it's any easier than modif
Jack,
I have started playing with LabVIEW 7 recently and this is already starting
to drive me batshit. My high school science teachers would dock marks for
failing to properly account for significant figures.
To a physicist (and I assume for other technically inclined professionals)
0, 0.00 and
Try setting the displays to "digits of precision" instead of "significant
digits"
The other annoyance (for DBL controls and indicators) is that they set the
default formatting to "automatic" with 6 significant digits. How many times
do you want to see 6 digits after each number? I'd like to se
