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• Save a LLB VI as autonomous VI

  I received a Bachelor's degree in LAW.

  I only need a VI thereof.

  I can't understand how to do a save as for a VI.

  When you have discovered VI, you should be able to do a save as... then another location outside the LLB after you choose how you want to make the backup.

  It works for me at least.

  The VI will remain as a copy of the original in the LLB little matter how do you save it, so if you want to remove from the LLB after that, you must use management Bachelor of RIGHT to delete the original.

• Rename LVLIB containing LLB

  Please can someone corrects me if I try to use the structures of LabVIEW files incorrectly.

  I built a free figure instrument driver - contained in a LVLIB

  It refers to a code written by the H/W manufacturer which was provided in a LAW degree.

  Problem:

  The whole point of going to the rout of the LVLIB, when I get another variant of the H/W that requires different parameters or discussions on a different protocol speed (but use the same command, the value set, but the manufacturer in the LLB), I want to create a new LVLIB for the new project, I am working on so that my S/W modules match the H/W modules.

  When I do cela LLB references are falling apart and need to use with Manager of LLB.

  If I save the save LVLIB corrupts.

  Is there a solution to this issue - other than to remove the code from the LLB?

  James

  You could simply not include the LLB in the lvlib. It seems to me that the lvlib is for your code, rather than a set of third-party code, so, technically, the LLB shouldn't really be in the lvlib. You can also simply convert the LLB to a directory, because the LLB is simply a container of fancy. (I'm not sure if that's what you mean by removing the code of the LLB).

• Edition/draw image map (Picture_Draw.llb) tool. Is it possible to integrate a LabVIEW image editing software?

  
  

  Hello

  If you need to work with images of point grey float, I want to recommend to stay away from image control and use IMAQ functions only (it seems you have IMAQ Vision installed).

  Try using the attached VI as departure (the partially unclear code - were pulled from the llb above)

  Andrey.

• Generate a full distribution of source LLB at the 8.6 impossible?

  I am trying to accomplish what was once be easily done in v7.1.1 & earlier that "Save the application distribution" without changing the password (Dungeon and all diagrams library vi files & user) a Bachelor's degree in LAW.

  When I try to do this in 8.6, is finding and a report section vi from the LLB and rather in folders due to collisions of file names of its own making.

  

  How to make collisions "disappear" and all the files saved in a LAW degree?

  Hi, Warren,

  Its with new known issues-oriented object Report Generation Toolkit.

  We discuss here a little more:

  http://forums.NI.com/NI/board/message?board.ID=170&thread.ID=366376

  Andrey.

• Conversion of vi series Lv5.1 of VISA

  The question: is there a simple routine or a utility that will allow me to put to port vi series day in LV 5.1 wrote to the current version of LV?

  We use LabView 5.1 series vi (no VISA) to pass requests and data between an instrument and a PC. Series vi communication were easy to use and have been widely used in several legacy programs that have continued to evolve (and use) over the past 6 years (probably not the best code).

  I want to upgrade to a recent version of Labview, and in my first test (using a version 8.2) could open the old 5.1 VI with only minimal errors. However, none of the communications series void IA function. Change series vi in a subroutine for versions of the series VISA write / read / bytes to the Port / etc. as well as the works of appropriate but c‰blage to do it for all occurrences of these series vi leaves me quite cold to the idea of "redevelopment".

  I've looked through the boards, but have not found something that seems to meet my need. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  First of all, these are not errors and warnings. Second, if you do not see the VISA features in LabVIEW 8.2, so what could happen is that someone made the mistake of creating a Bachelor's degree in law and Economics vi.lib functions in the llb. If the location of the series functions is in a Bachelor's degree in law, you really, really want to remove them from the llb (as well as all other functions of vi.lib). Registration of the vi.lib in a just llb functions makes very difficult upgrade process. You should also really, really thinking about giving up a total of llb. They have no use and must be used for the distribution of the code. A VI corrupt in a llb will damage the whole llb. A Bachelor's degree in law does not work with source code control. Use separate screw or the new lvlib folders.

  Here is the block diagram of the pilot series Open. And Yes, VISA uses another way to select ports. the 'ASRL1::INSTR' is the more formal way to use com1, but normally, people use the alias VISA "COM1". It is much better than the old way where Com1 is port '0'.

• where to find the missing files .lsb

  Hello. Here's my problem, maybe you can advice me well.

  I have an old .vi in Labview 4.0, which works very well under Windows 98.

  My final goal is to make it work under Windows 7, Labview 2010.

  I know that the first, I have to open the vi in BT 8.0, except for previous version 8.0 and then open it in LV 2010.  Generally, these tasks work correctly with the other vi. I had good results with the other vi.

  But for my situation, this old vi Labview 4.0 needs some libraries (.lsb files) CIN. It gives me errors because of them.

  Here it is:

  ICTRCTRL.lsb

  DIGPRTRD.lsb

  DIGPRTCF.lsb

  AICTRL.lsb

  CHLINDVI.lsb

  AITRIG.lsb

  AICLKCFG.lsb

  AIBUFFCF.lsb

  AIHARD.lsb

  AIGRPCFG.lsb

  AIREAD.lsb

  I tried these files in Labview 4.0 and 8.0 without success. I think that copy and paste will help as I did with the other missing Subvi.

  So my question is: how to find them and 'export' in Labview 8.0?

  Is it possible to find it elsewhere on the web? Or maybe you have?

  You know that I have no experience working with external libraries.

  The only way you can have old screw DAQ with a CIN is if these screws were saved in a Bachelor's degree in law. To avoid that LabVIEW loading them, they must be removed from the llb. So, if you install the latest version of traditional DAQ, which will load and the latest LabVIEW don't use RISC. You will then have to rewrite the program to use DAQmx features since it is the only rider with the support of windows 7.

• How can I associate screw with a distribution of basic law degree?

  I have a LabView program for 2004 that has been saved in a Bachelor's degree in LAW. In my opinion, he did with LabView version 7.1 I use LabView version 8.5. When I open the program, I have a number of errors "of the Subvi is not executable. When I study further, it seems the subVIs that are not executable try to call, for example, the reading of spreadsheet files VI. However, rather than the reading of spreadsheet files VI of loading from the installation directory of the LabView base on my computer it seems that LabView is responsible for reading spreadsheet files VI of the LLB, the program is in. How to load to load the built in screws, as to read the spreadsheet file, installing LabView LabView base rather than the library that contains outdated versions?

  Thank you

  Ed

  Who created the llb should not include screws of vi.lib and what you need to do is remove them from the llb.

• Use regular expressions to extract .llb file from the path name

  I'm trying to be smart (always a dangerous thing) and use a regular expression to extract the name of a library to a filepath converted to a string.   While I appreciate there are other ways to do this, regex seems to be a very powerful way of neat, I would be able to operate.

  IE, if I have a string of type, C:\applications\versions\library.llb\toplevel.vi, I want to be able to extract the library.llb of the string, because it will be of variable length, may include the numbers & spaces and may be located in a file of variable depth hierarchy.   In other words, I want to extract the part of the string between the last-which ends with .llb

  The best I managed so far is \\+.*llb who all returned less the drive letter and the toplevel.vi

  Can someone help me to achieve this goal, or I'm better by using an alternative method (for example filepath string in array, search for .llb)

  Thank you

  Matt

  Hi Matt,

  attached you will find two other options.

  Mike

• How to add a VI in a llb from library?

  I would like to know if there is a way I can add a VI in a .llb library? Ortherwise if I need to rebuild the llb, please tell me what is the right way to do a Bachelor's degree in law with one already llb and some external VI which I want to add to the new llb.

  Best regards

  Thang

  Hello!

  Just use the drag-and - drop in the LLB Manager. His work. Useful if the file already exists:

  

  Or file-> save as... and select LLB and save directly to LLB as Mike mentioned. This usefully for new files.

  Andrey.

• application builder error.llb

  Hi all

  I use the application builder to compile an executable from my VI. Compilation works without a hitch.

  However, when I try to launch the .exe subvis are missing three of error.llb: not found Dialog.vi, Dialog.vi to view details and the value string Value.vi

  The compiled .exe seems to be looking for these screws in instr.lib, which is not found in the compilation folder.

  This occurs even on my machine for development, on which, of course, the VI works well since in LabView.

  I missed something during the configuration of the compiler?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Nico

  I had this before, and it was reported by OR as a bug that just load a project that was built in an old version of LabVIEW and creating an application thereof. For me it was to load a project LV8.5 in 8.6.

  The only solution was to add the three missing from vi to the project and make sure that they are added to the list always included in the application builder.

  You will find these vi NIUninstaller Instruments\LabVIEW 8.x\vi.lib\Utility\error.llb program. Simply add them to your project, somewhere, and then in the application Builder makes sure that select you them as always included in the source files section, and then rebuild your application.

• on the use of LLB, Subvi and project

  Hi all

  I have heaps of subroutines will necessary for all projects of development on the same computer. For a long time, I wrap each of these subprogrammes as a separate Subvi and call the Subvi when necessary. But I just saw that someone will build a LLB in contains all these Subvi. It will be the same to build the LLB or separate from the Subvi? So, what's the advantage of using LLB? I have seen that the builtin functions are all grouped together in a LLB. So if I create my LLB, where should I put this LLB so it will appear in the main palette?

  The second question I have is what is a project concerns in labview 2013? I've been using labview 7 long and I create my project in a folder. But LV2013, I can creae a project and link everything in there. So what's the advantage of using a project?

  Thank you.

  It's really no use for an llb. It was mainly used to store screws with long names - names that were not supported in the early days of the transition from the BACK. Storing files in a Bachelor's degree in labor law is a bit risky because a single corrupt VI will make everything unreadable llb. A Bachelor's degree in law is not appropriate for source code control. Source code control is able to follow the Bachelor of law and not individual files. The only time a law degree should be used must distribute released code. Better and this which is used is now the lvlib or packed library. One of the biggest hassles of older versions of LabVIEW is the inability to load different screw with the same name. Placed in separate vilibs, you can now do.

  The advantage of the project is what you said - all linking together regardless of the actual location of the file. The project may contain files other than screws - word and excel for example files. A project is also required to create an exe file. The project contains the specifications of construction for the exe and Setup. A project can also contain DAQmx tasks. Even if you do not create an exe file, a project is always a useful organizing tool.

• which file in DAQmx replace zadvd.llb?

  I have installed here DAQmx

  but I have a program here that use the zadvd.llb

  and I know that this law comes from the Tradicional DAQ

  I want to know if have a few new llb replace that one with DAQMX?

  Thank you

  This article provides information about the transition from the traditional DAQ to DAQmx:

  Transition of NOR-DAQ traditional to NOR-DAQmx in LabVIEW

• How to get data from excel

  Hello world

  How can I get data from excel inside my program? I'm using labview 8.2. I have tried to find the solution for this but seems that the solutions are not suitable. Can someone help me? Thank you.

  Hi jieah,

  Inside of the attachment nijams don't you see this?

  read_excel_values. LLB

• "Make sure that all dependencies of VI (including screws vi.lib) are located in the same LLB as the VI you specified.

  I use VBAI 2011 and LV2010.

  I design a VI using LV and use it for my VBAI app: VBAI will transmit the data to the VI by updating the user interface of inspection.

  Throughout it works fine until I have add a 'linear curve fit' in the VI - and the error message as above begins to appear.

  How can I solve this problem?

  I have no problem, once I followed all the instructions. You will not see the dependencies listed in the App generator, but after completing your Bachelor's degree in construction LAW, they will be in the LLB. I have attached the generated llb and the project with all the settings I used so you can see what it should look like. When I tried to use the file generated in VBAI, it loaded correctly. If you need to make changes, don't forget to make changes to your original VI then rebuild using the project and use the built LLB in VBAI, do not change the LLB directly in LV (you can accidentally add a VI from the palette and this will mess up the LLB because not all dependencies will be more in the LLB).

  Hope this helps,

  Brad