LabVIEW
Set enum values through vi server
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@Ben wrote:
@Yamaeda wrote:
If you mix enums you need to use the numerical representation instead.
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That example is just ONE of the newer features available in modern versions of LabVIEW that I alluded too.
Those functions can be found on a variant sub-palette.
Just like working in a machine shop, it is a good idea to get an idea about ALL of the tools in in your tool-box otherwise you will find yourself trying to drive a screw with a hammer.
But in fairness to my old nugget, back then we only had hammers and screwdrivers had not yet been invented. (smiley-wink).
Ben
Once you start swinging the hammer, its hard to stop viewing everything as a nail.
Ben wrote:That example is just ONE of the newer features available in modern versions of LabVIEW that I alluded too.
Those functions can be found on a variant sub-palette.
Just like working in a machine shop, it is a good idea to get an idea about ALL of the tools in in your tool-box otherwise you will find yourself trying to drive a screw with a hammer.
But in fairness to my old nugget, back then we only had hammers and screwdrivers had not yet been invented. (smiley-wink).
Ben
I thought you only had rocks and sticks back then. 😉
/Y
@Yamaeda wrote:
Ben wrote:That example is just ONE of the newer features available in modern versions of LabVIEW that I alluded too.
Those functions can be found on a variant sub-palette.
Just like working in a machine shop, it is a good idea to get an idea about ALL of the tools in in your tool-box otherwise you will find yourself trying to drive a screw with a hammer.
But in fairness to my old nugget, back then we only had hammers and screwdrivers had not yet been invented. (smiley-wink).
Ben
I thought you only had rocks and sticks back then. 😉
/Y
Rocks and sticks and no undo! Someone should get lv2 working in a VM...
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