Automation of OMC in a Cascades library project?

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• Packed error Library Project: contains the compiled code

  I have tried to understand how the packed library works for LVOOP, but facing a wall with an error and do not know how to solve.

  (i) I did a "class 1", I then put in a library called 'library'.

  

  (II) I create a library packed and put the top-level library source files

  

  (III) once compiled and registered, I create a new project and add creating newly packed library project to it. Secondly, I add one newly create class, named 'class 2 '.

  

  (IV) I put the legacy of class 2 as a child of the class 1.

  

  (v) select new VI for substitution

  

  (VI) get error 1035

  

  What I'm doing wrong or how to fix this?

  The default setting for the packaging of screws in lvlibp deletes the block diagram.

  You must not delete dynamic distribution pattern-block screw you wish to override.

  hope this helps,

  Norbert

• Conversion of a project to use a library project

  Hello.

  I'm trying to convert a large main VI with a lot of sub - VI to a project that would use rather a project library. In particular, I want to pack all or nearly all my SubVIs in a library project (so that I can later reuse these subVIs to various projects) and the main VI would use this library. I hope I have the idea of libraries in the project correctly.

  Now, I thought I'll Pack all my subVIs in a library project and save it as ProjectLib, so I'll create a new project with my main VI and add ProjectLib to this project.

  Here is my ProjectLib with virtual for subVIs folders and Utils (Utils are just more generic subVIs)

  

  and here is my main project VI, with the library of projects above added:

  

  Now, I'm sure I'm doing this wrong, but I can't know what would be the right way to go about this, despite reading and re-reading helps LabView to articles on the issue (like this: http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361J-01/lvconcepts/project_libraries/). Nowhere can I find a guide step by step conversion my VI existing with a lot of subVIs to this structure.

  For example, when I opened my main VI now, I see errors caused by all the missing of subVIs. My thought is that I now say my main VI: ' look, this is a ProjectLib I have included, see? Take this Subvi from there! "but I don't see an option for this.

  I would be grateful any ellucidation on how do properly what I'm trying to do. I apologize in advance for any stubbornness on my part.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello SenSLabs,

  It seems that you are attempting to add a project (lvproj) to another project, rather than building a library (lvlib or lvlibp) and adding that the new project.  The easiest way to build a standard .lvlib is described here:

  LabVIEW Help: Creating a library to a project folder project

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361J-01/lvhowto/convert_fold_lib/

  Once you have built the lvlib (from the old project), add this library in your project (new) and you should be good to go.

  Kind regards

• Open VI refers to a VI library project

  Hello

  my code name some subVIs by reference using "Open Reference VI" and "Call by reference" live now, 'Open VI référence' expects a path to VI:

  

  When the SubVIs sit in the same folder as the appellant VI, it is easy to simply provide the name of the Subvi. However, I want to call a Subvi, which is part of a project of library sitting somewhere else on the disk. I could give the relative path, but this make the fairly rigid code and if the relative path changes all paths will have to be changed. Ideally, I'd like to use the fact that I am using a library project. Assistance to open VI precise than reference

  path of the VI accepts a string containing the name of the VI that you want to reference or a path to the VI that you want to reference. If connect you to a name string, the string must be delimited name of a VI in memory on this target. If you wire up a path, LabVIEW VI searches the memory that you have previously loaded this path on the same target.

  I thought that the path pointed out my ticket and tried something like this:

  

  but it did not work and I got

  "Error 1004 to reference VI opened in MainVI.vi:

  Possible reasons:
  LabVIEW: The VI isn't in memory.
  To load a VI in open with the function of reference VI memory, a path must be wired for the entrance to the path of the VI. »

  Wiring of a path is not desirable according to the reasoning above. Is there a way around the problem?

  Thanks in advance!

  It should work, but you must pay attention to something that is indicated in the help and in error: If you use a string, the only way for BT to know what to access if that something is already "in memory" (sometimes also referred to as "loading"). In the case of the standard libraries, this means that the VI itself or one of its callers should be charged. In the case of classes and XControls, loading the library (as in having it in an open project) should be enough to load all its members.

  What I usually do is use a static reference to a VI to get his name; that assures that he will be linked statically, included in the executable files, etc. Which may not work for you, if you want the dynamic loading and then you will need to use other means. Something I did when I needed something like that was to have a VI another which would always be in the same folder that the VI I wanted to load and then I had a relative path from that, but brings back you to the same problem where you might only screws.

• PROBLEM: getting the translations of Cascades library

  I have problems to get translations from my library to application project project

  Thanks to Isaac Gordetzky, the library model was a great starting point and I got some more tips from him

  So in the meantime, I've solved some taks:

  1 library Project creates translation files

  I had to add a skeleton bar - descriptor.xml for the library project and add my local it

  2. get a tr() work in C++

  I had to replace

  TR ("...")

  with
  QT_TRANSLATE_NOOP("My::namespace::MyClass","...")

  3. use of QRC

  In my .pro I inserted

  RESOURCES += baasParseLibrary.qrc

  where baasParseLibrary is my name of the library

  This is the content of baasParseLibrary.qrc:

  
  
  
  translations/baasParseLibrary_de.ts
  translations/baasParseLibrary_en.ts
  
  
  

  4 initialize the QRC in my application

  In main.cpp, I inserted before the Application has been created

  Q_INIT_RESOURCE (baasParseLibrary);

  5. provide the translator of my library code

  Add a method to the API from my library:

  void MyLibApp::updateTranslations() {
  static QTranslator * m_pTranslator = new QTranslator(
          QCoreApplication::instance());
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      QCoreApplication::instance()->installTranslator(m_pTranslator);
  } else {
      qDebug() << "cannot load " << file_name;
  }
  }
  

  Then, my app, I'll call updateTranslations()

  PROBLEM:

  the file updateTranslations() cannot be loaded into the translator.

  so there must be something wrong.

  Question: the prefix and file in the correct QRC file?

  prefix /baasParseLibrary is the name of the library project in the workspace - not the physical location on disk

  in updateTranslations() I am the same way by referring

  Or am I missing something else?

  I never hepatitis did something with the QRC or translations of libraries before.

  all other things work - getting active such as the images in the library

  Thanks for the tips

  Hi Isaac,.

  Thanks for your tip. You're right, I should use the *.qm files in the file of the QRC. because they have been compiled in the process of generation of library before .qm.

  Then I got the libraray of loaded files. (Both: APP and LIB)

  But still has no translations.

  tried many variations and then found the reason. We changed all the

  tr("..")
  

  in

  QT_TRANSLATE_NOOP("ekkescorner::parse::ParseREST","...")
  

  Let the libraray compile without error

  It does not work as I discovered today.

  But I remembered that you mentioned a second notation that might help.

  And YES: now we'll find translations if you use

  ::ekkescorner::parse::ParseREST::tr("...")
  

  curious: the two create exactly the same content in the *.ts files, but only the last works.

  ... will blog about all this later when to publish my Libraray Parse.com for waterfalls on Github.

  --------

  Finally, I want to check my code is correct to add the two translators.

  Here are the usual stuff generated by the waterfalls inside the APP project model:

  void ApplicationUI::onSystemLanguageChanged() {
      QCoreApplication::instance()->removeTranslator(m_pTranslator);
      // Initiate, load and install the application translation files.
      QString locale_string = QLocale().name();
      QString file_name = QString("baasParseTest_%1").arg(locale_string);
      if (m_pTranslator->load(file_name, "app/native/qm")) {
          QCoreApplication::instance()->installTranslator(m_pTranslator);
          qDebug() << "load translator file from APP: " << file_name;
      } else {
          qDebug() << "cannot load " << file_name;
      }
      mServer->updateTranslations();
  }
  

  as you see after the first initialization of the app translator, I call the library:

  void ParseREST::updateTranslations() {
      static QTranslator * m_pTranslator = new QTranslator(
              QCoreApplication::instance());
      QCoreApplication::instance()->removeTranslator(m_pTranslator);
      QString locale_string = QLocale().name();
      QString file_name = QString(":/baasParseLibrary/translations/baasParseLibrary_%1").arg(locale_string);
      if (m_pTranslator->load(file_name)) {
          QCoreApplication::instance()->installTranslator(m_pTranslator);
          qDebug() << "load translator file from LIB : " << file_name;
      } else {
          qDebug() << "cannot load " << file_name;
      }
  }
  

  and the debug, I see:

  INFO load the APP translator file: 'baasParseTest_de_DE. '

  INFO load file of the translator of LIB: ': / baasParseLibrary/translations/baasParseLibrary_de_DE.

  and translations of C++ and QML are now working.

  I wonder about the removeTranslator() - the call of methods and thought, that the second he would remove the first. but it seems that you are right and I have to remove always.

  ... Thanks again... next step done using waterfalls providing libraries not only C++ code but also translations and assets such as images

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  So, I tried to add the MyProject.jad to the MyLibrary.jad using the tool UpdateJad.exe.  However, I have had no success.  I get a message that I'm missing MyProject - 3.cod (which does not exist).

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  Please excuse if this is a stupid question, but all this stuff of C++ is really new for my java developer experiences.

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  If you had the component in the library to the correct location, but you still have this error then you should check the library properties and see if this component is included in the source. Even if you the component folder, which is not necessary mean that it is included in the final result (it must be checked in the properties of the project where the source files are included).

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  Yes, in your project library of all the files must have a package and class name,

  AFIK