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• Arguments on OSX does not work

  Hi guys,.
  I have a MBP with OS x Yosemite, I want to do a service script to send several files as an attachment with thunderbird.

  I'have try this command in the console but did ' t work:
  1) open with ' open - a '.

  open -a /Applications/Thunderbird.app/ --args -compose "[email protected]"
  

  RESULT:
  only open app with no message new message

  (2) direct open. / script
  CD /Applications/Thunderbird.app/Contents/MacOS/
  . / thunderbird - compose "[email protected]."
  says:
  A copy of Thunderbird ecc...
  (one instance per hour)
  How can I do with arguments?

  Really, I don't know, but try it when it is not running.

• Argument not valid error of DMG

  I have a Macbook Pro 2012 model and all my programs are up to date. But this week, seem all my DMG files don't load to give an invalid argument error. I thought it was because the downloads were incomplete, but it wasn't the case, as the other applications I had already downloaded earlier this year did not work also. All these problems started when all of a sudden I was locked on Spotify and had to reinstall it but cannot get it load. So I can only use spotify now on my iPhone.

  I restarted the computer, but without any result. My DMG files are configurΘ for dΘmarrer with Disk Image Mounter, so this isn't the problem. Its really frustrating.

  

  But this week, seem all my DMG files don't load to give an invalid argument error.

  I don't know what you mean here, all my DMG files? You try to update your Flashplayer (depending on your screenshot?)

  Open  > System Preferences > Flash and click Open > updates > check now

• Is there a firefox command argument to load firefox in 32-bit mode?

  Hello

  I RHEL6.3, I have the 32-bit versions and 64-bit of Firefox (V10.0.7) installed. I need 32 bits for WebEx (Java plugin) and the 64-bit Flash player.
  Currently, I load the 32-bit executable file by running:
  / usr/lib/Firefox/Firefox

  Is there a firefox command argument to load firefox in 32-bit mode?
  for example firefox-32 b

  Thanks in advance,
  Simon

  32-bit and 64-bit versions are different programs and therefore installed in a directory of different programs, so you must start them in their own program directory.
  
  If you want to start them via a command then you must write a script file to define the correct program directory.

  Why don't create you two desktop shortcuts for each of the two versions of Firefox and start them with their own profile?

• User-defined function: BAD ARGUMENT TYPE, ERROR

  I am creating a function defined by the user, named DOTAN, to calculate the angle between two vectors X and Y.  The UDF looks like this: DEFINE (' DOTHAN (X, Y) = ACOS (DOT (X, Y) / (ABS (X) * ABS (Y)))')--> (see pic attached to the actual Calculator display).  The problem is that I can not set because as soon as I hit ENTER I get the warning: DEFINE ERROR: wrong Type of Argument.  I tested each component separately and I am sure that the problem is with the help of DOT (X, Y) inside a UDF, but I don't know why. Maybe I'm missing some setting related to the use of functions which take an argument that is greater than 1 inside a UDF. Just guessing. Any idea?

  Thank you

  for some reason, the DOWRY is a commandment and not a function for the 50G.

  You cannot use DOT in a function, you maybe wrote a program

  in RPL

  '--> x, y   '  x y DOT  XY ABS ABS * / ACOS   ' ""DOTHAN"STO
  
  [3.0] [0.3] DOTAN
  
  back 90 degrees

  I never use the algebraic mode but I guess it's the same thing with a program...

• I'm looking for documentation on the Firefox command line arguments.

  I'm looking for documentation on the Firefox command line arguments. I use Ubuntu.

  http://KB.mozillazine.org/Command_line_arguments

  This doesn't seem to be what you're looking for?

• Variable with a value. «PURGE error: bad Argument Type.»

  Hi, my 50G calculator accuses a value for the variable 'X' but I can't find it in any directory, and when I try to delete I get the message "' PURGE error: bad Argument Type." " I also have the theta variable with the same problem. How can I remove the value of these variables? TKS

  In addition to Make suggestions, two other possibilities come to mind: 'X' can be a directory object (which would cause the error to the wrong Type of Argument because non-empty directory objects cannot be purged by PURGE, but must be purged by PGDIR), or it could be a local variable (which can only be served by putting an end to the environment that created which is usually a program).  So if Make suggestions don't work, try foster 'X' PGDIR and if that does not work, try KILL (which ends all the current environments).

  If those WHO do not work, please do 'X' TYPE HOME and tell us what object type 'X'.

  DISCLAIMER: I do not work for HP; I'm a happy user of HP Calculator.

• First crash of HP program running with arguments in the RPN

  (The first HP 20150427 firmware version)

  The following basic program will result in the application crash and HP first reboot when running in RPN mode. When executing, it calls for the parameters and then crashes when you press OK to continue execution of the program.

  If I switch to the entry of MANUAL it works very well, however I used to be a fan of RPN so by default, I'm in RPN mode.

  If I put two arguments on the stack and calls the program with CRASH (2) popping the arguments, it works very well.

  EXPORT CRASH (T, P)

  BEGIN

  PRINT (T);

  PRINT (P);

  END;

  Investigation on a bit further, the following program always works, regardless of the input mode:

  EXPORT WORKS()

  BEGIN

  T LOCAL, P;

  INPUT (T);

  INPUT (P);

  PRINT (T);

  PRINT (P);

  END;

  The problem is therefore a very bad error handling in running HP PPL, in the case of a stack overflow. In my view, that it is a BUG in the firmware; rather than crashing and restarting the first HP, it goes down gracefully with a "stack overflow" error

  How can I create an official bug for this problem report?

  This issue seems to be fixed in version 2015 6 17 (8151). I can't reproduce the error.

• What is range IOpComparison argument for?

  There are 2 overloads for the beach, but I can't find examples on the 3rd argument - IOpComparison.

  Could you please tell me some examples or maybe provide a... Curious what he does.

  Thank you!

  Hi kirko7,

  The optional argument of IOpComparison is for cases when you want to specify a different or custom comparer for the TData values within this range. The documentation for this lie in the Measurement Studio, Visual Studio help, including full documentation on members of each class. I've linked you reference documentation for this specific range constructor, which calls the instance of a comparator used to compare the minimum and maximum IOpComparison. It would be useful in cases where the default comparison method is not sufficient for your application to determine whether or not something is understood.

  Unfortunately I could not find an example or a link to a help page, but you should be able to find the same documentation that I looked in Visual Studio can Studio help. Just search for "Range (TData)" to find the Builder range page, and you should be able to navigate from there to the manufacturer specific and documentation on IOpComparison.

• Arguments for command line for TestStand tools

  If I run the user interface of the command-line like this:

  

  I get this:

  

  Now, I want to create a tool.  Then in the sequence editor, I go to tools > customize...  Then I add a command tool pointing to the executable of the user interface.  Then, I try to pass an argument as I did on the above command line.  -Help!  It doesn't seem to work.  I tried with quotes, without quotes, with a space without space, etc...  In the end, I want to spend my file in the sequence selected in there.  Ideas?

  

  Hi Jigg

  RunState.InitialSelection.SelectedFile.Path did the trick

  

  Concerning

  Jürgen

• I can't the arguments passed to the AWR Design environment?

  From a script Visual Basic can I get a list of command line arguments that were used to start Office from microwave or VSS?

  The command line arguments passed to the application at startup are accessed through the collection of application arguments MWOffice.Arguments . Each whitespace delimited command line argument is available as an argument object in the collection. The Argument.Value property contains the value of this argument. For example, the following script displays a list of the arguments passed to the application in the debug output window.

• Value of the argument of the Add method must be a date or UsiTimeDisp.

  I am writing a code to allow users to define what to look for in the navigatro and then use the results for further analysis. But when I try to search by date of creation I get an error that says: "add the argument to the value of the method must be either a date or a USiTimeDisp. I have tried different methods to enter the dates (dd/mm/yyyy, mm.dd.yyyy etc) but none have worked.

  What is this error and how can I fix?

  The add method does not accept a string but only CDate or UsiTimeDisp.

  Creation usiTimeDisp

  protected cdateVal: cdateVal = now
  
  protected timedispVal: set timedispVal = createTime (year (cdateVal), month (cdateVal), day (cdateVal), (cdateVal) hour, minute (cdateVal), second (cdateVal))
  
  

  In this case, I started with a CDate I created using now.

  How to get a CDate from a string. Here, we encounter the problem of the locale.

  English: 22.08.1970 10:22:30

  German: 22/08/1970 10:22:30

  which is also reflected by converting a CDate chain.

  Option Explicit
  
  protected cdateVal: cdateVal = now
  
  Dim strVal: strVal = CStr (cdateVal)
  
  StrVal MsgBox
  
  protected cDateVal2: cDateVal2 = CDate (strVal)
  
  msgBox cDateVal2

  This code will work. It is capable of converting a CDate a CStr and then back into a CDate. This works if the string is formatted as expected by your locale.

  CDate ("22.08.1970 10:22:30")

  will work in Germany but fails in the United States.

  protected diademtimeVal: TTR = diademtimeVal ("22.08.1970 22:30","dd.mm.yyyy HH" ")
  
  protected timedispVal: set timedispVal = createTime (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
  
  timedispVal.SecondsFrom0000 = diademtimeVal

  you create a usitimedisp object using a fixed format string. This should resolve your request.

• How to solve error C2198 'NIRT_GetValueByDataType': too few arguments for call

  Hello

  I get the error message following several times during the compilation of the mdl:

  ...
  # NEITHER VeriStand 2010f1 change bleed_real_time_iron_bird_nolinks_data.c file
  .....

  bleed_real_time_iron_bird_nolinks.c (16858): error C2039: 'Integrator_CSTATE_ma': is not a member of 'ContinuousStates_bleed_real_time_iron_bird_nolinks '.
  c:\workdir\models\bleed_revd\bleed_real_time_iron_bird_nolinks_niveristand_rtw\bleed_real_time_iron_bird_nolinks.h(1277): see declaration of 'ContinuousStates_bleed_real_time_iron_bird_nolinks '.
  bleed_real_time_iron_bird_nolinks.c (16858): error C2198: 'NIRT_GetValueByDataType': too few arguments for call

  How can I fix them?

  See you soon,.

  Hello

  The problem disappears when we disabled the option block: "treat as atomic unit.

  An important note: this problem does not occur when you use the other tlc than NI Veristand.

  See you soon

• plugin argument

  Is it possible to send information to a plugin (an argument)?

  I would like to select some options on a graphical interface and this affects the way the plugin imports data. I can do it later, but I think that the process would be easier and faster if the plugin did.

  Thank you

  James

  Hi nkdemap,

  I talked to R & D on this subject, and it turns out that DataPlugins created with DIAdem 2014 or later (14.0 USI), there is a way to pass parameters to the VBscript code, but is brand new.  Here is an example of how to call the use, very similar to what I've already shared with you for a use from C++.

  Call Data.Root.Clear
  
  DataFilePath = "C:\Users\bradt\Documents\LabVIEW Data\New Data File.tdms"
  
  Params = "" & DataFilePath & ""
  
  Params = Params & "ParValue1".
  
  Params = Params & "ParValue2".
  
  Params = Params & "ParValue3".
  
  Call DataFileLoad (Params, "DataPluginName")

  You don't have to use XML after the filename part, if you prefer, you can use the delimiters for the instruction of Split():

  Call Data.Root.Clear
  
  DataFilePath = "C:\Users\bradt\Documents\LabVIEW Data\New Data File.tdms"
  
  Params = "" & DataFilePath & ""
  
  Params = Params & "|" ParValue1 | ParValue2 | ParValue3 ".
  
  Call DataFileLoad (Params, "DataPluginName")

  Anything you pass the Params variable will be available in the use of the new global variable ConnectParameter.

  Void ReadStore (File)
  
    Call Root.ChannelGroups.Add (File.Info.FileName)
  
    Root.Properties.Add "Description", ConnectParameter
  
  End Sub

  Remember, this only works if the use use ICU 14.0 or later version.

  Brad Turpin

  Tiara Product Support Engineer

  National Instruments

• Read command line arguments to TestStand sequence start, moving within the sequence

  Start a sequence by using a batch file and add command line arguments. Example: "MySequence.seq Arg1.

  Now, within the sequence I want to read this first (and another) argument "Arg1".

  There is a stage in the ActiveX for that, giving a type (object reference) channels, see screenshot.

  Question: How to use this reference to read the argument?

  Honestly I don't think that you are using it correctly.  I think that your application in your UI Manager must handle this.  However, to answer your question:

  According to the TestStand help CommandLineArguments property is of type string.  It comes to aid of TestStand as well:

  Channels
  A collection of strings. You can get a reference to the collection of the ApplicationMgr.CommandLineArguments property, the ExpressionEdit.GetValidEvaluationTypes and ExpressionEdit.SetValidEvaluationTypes methods and the ApplicationMgr.ProcessUserCommandLineArguments event.

  Properties
  Count (read-only)
  Agenda

  Methods
  Add
  Claire
  Insert
  Delete

  Looks like you can use activeX not use Count or properties of the element to retrieve a single argument.

  Hope this helps,

• You need to pass arguments to the Sub - VI which runs in parallel to the main vi.

  Please help me.

  I can pass arguments to a subvi using "call-by-reference-node" but the sub - vi will not work in parallel.  I can also run my sub - vi in parallel using "invoke the node", but then cannot pass arguments.  I can't understand how to merge these two concepts.

  When I open the reference VI, I specify the strict type, using call-by-reference-node.  When I use call node, I don't specify the type.  It seems that specifying the type strict guard screw run in parallel, but also seems necessary to pass arguments.

  I apologize for my absence of a deeper understanding of this and appreciate any help you can give me.

  Chris

  You must invoke 'Ctrl Val.Set' node.