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CyGa

Enlarge diagram structures

Status: Released

After much discussion, we agreed to accept this feature request with the following clarification:

 

  • The MHL and EHL will be enlarged in horizontal direction by approx. 50% (~ 250 pixel)
  • The MHL and EHL will stay the same size in vertical direction (i.e. will not become higher)

Today most of our screens support a 1920x1080 resolution.

And the actual space that I can basically use in the MHL is 530x315 pixels (roughly, surface of the MHL minus subdiagram comment).

Which means that my useful coding surface is only 30% of my screen resolution.


I guess the EHL and MHL can be designed wider so that we have more space for our custom code.

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Ozfarmboy
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Could we have an option in there - Compact (default) or Full HD?

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joerg.hampel
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Status changed to: Released

After much discussion, we agreed to accept this feature request with the following clarification:

 

  • The MHL and EHL will be enlarged in horizontal direction by approx. 50% (~ 250 pixel)
  • The MHL and EHL will stay the same size in vertical direction (i.e. will not become higher)



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AgentBK
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I support this! I also believe the following option brings even more benefits: https://forums.ni.com/t5/DQMH-Consortium-Toolkits-Feature/SubVI-for-events-code-in-the-MHL/idi-p/432...

However, some of the UI code cannot be moved to a subVI, therefore the additional space is very much welcome.