in literal newline character

is it possible to put a line break character in a literal? Or a < br >? Is it possible to make the TEBs line wrap?

Cp7/PC.

Thank you.

No to your first question.

Wrap of TEB: you must check "See the scroll bar" somewhere, I'm on Captivate 8 but of course you have it in an accordion in Captivate 7 as well.

Another idea: have you ever tried the interaction text scrolling? This is another way for users to enter text. In CP7 you are not able to control what is displayed, you cannot clear the text (for TEB either, not even not to CP8)

I used it here: matters of custom Hotspot in Captivate 8 - Captivate blog

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insert into xx_test1 values (TO_CLOB('1'||chr(9)||'5467'||chr(9)||'41773'||chr(9)||'5467'||chr(9)||'169407'||chr(9)||'GBP'||chr(9)||'08-Feb-2016'||chr(9)||'08-Feb-2016'||chr(9)||'UK Accrual Invoice'||chr(9)||'UK Accrual - import'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'RDWHMP.03.00025.IND'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'300'||chr(9)||'15'||chr(9)||'Each'||chr(9)||'ZZU'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'PL Imported Invoices'||chr(9)||'119'||chr(9)||'229'||chr(9)||'340'||chr(9)||'450'||chr(9)||'560'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'Franchise COGS'||chr(9)||'12'||chr(9)||'13'||chr(9)||'14'||chr(9)||'15'||chr(9)||'Y'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'10'||chr(9)||'0'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''|| chr(10) || '2'||chr(9)||'5467'||chr(9)||'41773'||chr(9)||'5467'||chr(9)||'169407'||chr(9)||'GBP'||chr(9)||'08-Feb-2016'||chr(9)||'08-Feb-2016'||chr(9)||'UK Accrual Invoice'||chr(9)||'UK Accrual - import'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'RDWHMP.03.00025.IND'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'10'||chr(9)||'15'||chr(9)||'Each'||chr(9)||'ZZU'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'PL Imported Invoices'||chr(9)||'120'||chr(9)||'230'||chr(9)||'341'||chr(9)||'451'||chr(9)||'561'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'Franchise COGS'||chr(9)||'12'||chr(9)||'13'||chr(9)||'14'||chr(9)||'15'||chr(9)||'Y'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||'10'||chr(9)||'0'||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''||chr(9)||''));

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  WITH c_file_imp_data
         
          AS
          (SELECT dbms_lob.substr(col1, 32767, 1) src
             FROM xx_test1)
         
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          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 2), chr(9))), --BILL_TO_CUSTOMER_NUMBER,
          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 3), chr(9))), -- BILL_TO_LOCATION,
          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 4), chr(9))), -- SHIP_TO_CUSTOMER_NUMBER,
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          to_date(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 7), chr(9)),
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                  'DD-MON-YYYY'), -- TRANSACTION_DATE,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 9), chr(9)), -- TRANSACTION_TYPE_NAME,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 10), chr(9)), -- TRANSACTION_SOURCE,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 11), chr(9)), -- TERMS,
          to_date(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 12), chr(9)),
                  'DD-MON-YYYY'), -- DUE_DATE,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 13), chr(9)), -- PAYMENT_METHOD,
          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 14), chr(9))), -- SALESREP_NUMBER,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 15), chr(9)), -- ITEM,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 16), chr(9)), -- DESCRIPTION,
          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 17), chr(9))), -- QUANTITY,
          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 18), chr(9))), -- UNIT_SELLING_PRICE,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 19), chr(9)), -- UNIT_OF_MEASURE,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 20), chr(9)), -- WAREHOUSE,
          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 21), chr(9))), -- TAX_RATE,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 22), chr(9)), -- TAX_CODE,
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          to_number(rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 24), chr(9))), -- CURRENCY_EXCHANGE_RATE,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 25), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRX_DFF_CONTEXT_VAL,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 26), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD1,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 27), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD2,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 28), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD3,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 29), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD4,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 30), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD5,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 31), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD6,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 32), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD7,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 33), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD8,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 34), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD9,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 35), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD10,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 36), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD11,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 37), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD12,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 38), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD13,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 39), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD14,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 40), chr(9)), -- LINE_TRANSACTION_FIELD15,
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          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 45), chr(9)), -- REBILLED,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 46), chr(9)), -- NON_STAT,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 47), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE12,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 48), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE13,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 49), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE14,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 50), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE15,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 51), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE8,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 52), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE11,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 53), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE2,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 54), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE3,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 55), chr(9)), -- ATTRIBUTE4,
          rtrim(regexp_substr(src, '[^' || chr(9) || ']*' || chr(9) || '', 1, 56), chr(9)) -- ATTRIBUTE9
        
           FROM c_file_imp_data

Oracle DB version: 12 c

Thanks in advance,

Alex

with

xx_test1 as

(select TO_CLOB ('1' |)) Chr (9) | "5467' | Chr (9) | "41773' | Chr (9) | "5467' | Chr (9) | ' 169407' | Chr (9) | ' GBP'. Chr (9) | "February 8, 2016'. Chr (9) | "February 8, 2016'. Chr (9) | "Bill regularization UK' | Chr (9) | "Accumulation of UK - import '. Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | ' RDWHMP.03.00025.IND' | Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | ' 300'. Chr (9) | ' 15' | Chr (9) | ' Each ' | Chr (9) | ' ZZOU ' | Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | "PL imported invoices | Chr (9) | ' 119' | Chr (9) | ' 229'. Chr (9) | ' 340' | Chr (9) | "450 | Chr (9) | ' 560' | Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | "Franchise of the WORKINGS. Chr (9) | ' 12'. Chr (9) | ' 13'. Chr (9) | ' 14'. Chr (9) | ' 15' | Chr (9) | » Y'|| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | ' 10'. Chr (9) | » 0' || Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (10) | '2'|| Chr (9) | "5467' | Chr (9) | "41773' | Chr (9) | "5467' | Chr (9) | ' 169407' | Chr (9) | ' GBP'. Chr (9) | "February 8, 2016'. Chr (9) | "February 8, 2016'. Chr (9) | "Bill regularization UK' | Chr (9) | "Accumulation of UK - import '. Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | ' RDWHMP.03.00025.IND' | Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | ' 10'. Chr (9) | ' 15' | Chr (9) | ' Each ' | Chr (9) | ' ZZOU ' | Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | "PL imported invoices | Chr (9) | ' 120'. Chr (9) | ' 230'. Chr (9) | ' 341'. Chr (9) | ' 451' | Chr (9) | "561' | Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | "Franchise of the WORKINGS. Chr (9) | ' 12'. Chr (9) | ' 13'. Chr (9) | ' 14'. Chr (9) | ' 15' | Chr (9) | » Y'|| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | ' 10'. Chr (9) | » 0' || Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9): "| Chr (9) | ") the_clob

of the double

)

Select x.lne

of xx_test1 t.

XMLTable ('/ a/b ')

from xmltype ('' |) Replace (t.the_clob, Chr (10),''): '')

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) x

ESA
1 5467 41773 5467 169407 GBP 8 February 2016 8 February 2016 regularization invoice accounting UK UK - import RDWHMP.03.00025.IND 15 300 each ZZU PL Imported bills 119 229 340 450 560 Franchise COGS 12 13 14 15 Y 10 0
2 5467 41773 5467 169407 GBP 8 February 2016 8 February 2016 regularization invoice accounting UK UK - import RDWHMP.03.00025.IND 10 15 imported bills each PL ZZU 120 230 341 451 561 Franchise COGS 12 13 14 15 Y 10 0

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/ Users/fx/Desktop/txtLicenses/Aardvark Cafe readme.txt

[You can download a copy of the 'Files in the folder' drop HERE ]

Open a window in TextWrangler, and then drag the text file to a blank page (very cool - TextWrangler automatically opens the file with drag and drop.) [TextWrangler is FREE of Barebones.com (http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/) software, everyone should have a copy! The most recent version is 5.0.2 in date 25/12/2015]

Type the command + F to open the Find/Replace dialog box. Make sure that Grep is checked.

To find them, use this regex:

.*\/(.+)\.. +

[translated: find everything up to and including the last ' / ' character, can find everything up to the last period and save it as a game (the parenthesis) and then find everything at the end of the line]

As an alternative, use:

\1\n

[Translated: prints the substring and adds a newline character - it will be double space lines of text]

In the drop-down menu with the label of 'g', save... (model - something like Remove Path and FileType) so you can find it again easily.

The text from the above example will become:

Aardvark Cafe readme

[and will follow an empty line]

[I recommend you do all your spelling at this point.] Make sure that all text is as you want it to appear in FCPX. Repair later gets a bit dicey. and generally it is a good idea to start over if you need to make changes to the text file.]

Save the file with another file in TXT format.

On the move:

Create a project generator. It can be almost any length, so accept the default value of 10 seconds. You will be stretching out in FCPX in any case.

Add: Generators > text > file

[You can use the Inspector to Format to choose the font, size, etc. and the inspector looks for color and 3D options].

In the Inspector of the generator, find the section, load your text file

Set the speed to Custom

Reset the Custom speed setting

Publish the speed of Custom setting slider

Save in FCPX (and create a category called subtitles)

When you save the generator in FCPX, the file being used is hard-copied in the media for access folder. You cannot publish the setting browse generator, so all files subtitles prepared in this way are projects of "One Shot". You can throw away them once your project is completed because their utility essentially died with the FCPX project.

In FCPX, apply the generator to the plot and develop it to adapt to the length.

Keyframe of the lines of text to match the timing of your video. This is where double spacing will be useful because it is a real pain in simple lines of keyframe and you will need a bit of space for a step-by-step. You can, of course, import the audio portion of your story in motion, create a project for quite a long time for the entire length and key image subtitles in movement. You can export as, eventually, the subtitle project as ProRes (if you do not use 4444, then you can apply the Composite blend mode add to the layer that you use in FCPX as the background should be black.)

If all of your clips are the same length of time, then using the subtitle generator is a snap. Set a keyframe at 0 for the appearance of the first line and in the end, the last line should appear, simply drag the speed until the last line shows control (should be at or close to 100%). The generator systematically displays a single line both throughout the progression of his 'read'

I found that the faster is to import the audio in motion and create a Motion project, the length of the audio used for subtitles + a little extra at the end. Listen to the audio, and for each line that you display, add a keyframe... little whatever it is. When there is a keyframe for each line, listen again and adjust keyframe values to display the line. This will leave you with linear transitions from one image to another key (and overlapping in some cases, or the appearance of lines before image real key because of "Rounding errors") - is NOT a problem! Just select 1 keyframe, type command + A to select all the keyframes, and then right-click on a keyframe and select constant on the menu drop down. This will create a step-by-step through each value and you give the * discreet * timing you have need for the text to appear at the right time. Remove the audio track and save the project as a generator of FCPX... it is faster and easier to export a track video overlay.

You need movement 5.1.x or better (there are serious problems with 5.0 versions and file generator.)

I know it doesn't look like it, but this method of captioning is much easier than ANY other software of captioning I've tried in the past... NO timecode or the special formatting is required... other recommended spacing to double.

HTH

Communication series with visa, need help

IM G-codes(which is a string in this case) sending to my Board of Directors, Im using the structure of the event choose sent a code that, when sending as string constants program runs without problems, but when Im getting the format string to string program dosnt sent the code in this case, but its present when events change (so in other cases it works too previous)

problem can be seen in the performance of climax too

I will ask once again: do you need to send a character of endpoint with your order?

Your 4 character button events 'home' have all orders ending in the line. Other events are not. My guess is that the unit does not recoginize newline character he received a valid full command until he got the line.

PS: Those who touch terminals that belong in their boxes of the discipline concerned.

LV lose bytes (once?) in the process of loop

Hey dear community NOR!

I lose bytes... and I guess, I do it during the first loop of my program.

The .vi is attached below. Here is a screenshot of the block diagram and the 'live feed' monitor the missing bytes (after explanation):

Here's how the program works:

My Arduino Mega2560 sends the data of 16 pins + chain marker 'xx' in a continuous cycle. Now, I want to follow those pins.

1-34 (= 16pins * 2 [bytes] + 2 ['xx']) bytes are read and checked for the sequence "xx".

2. the index of the first character after "xx" determines how much more bytes are to be read before our loop begins. (The purpose behind this is to have the 34-byte-strings during each loop begins with 32 followed data bytes the bytes of the 'xx' marker.)

3. the loop takes 34 bytes and evaluates the first two bytes for the value of the first pin.

The 'before the correction of the loop' shows that the used string ends with 'xx' just before the beginning of the loop. Measure the loop bytes with 'live feed' displays however data, where 'xx' is not in the end, makes the assessment of my impossible. (Note: 'xx' in hexadecimal display '7878', then the string of bytes in the above image is disabled by a single byte.) Also, note that once the program is started, the false '7878' position remains the same, as if the byte loses occurce once.

Any ideas?

Kind regards

Froebel, Friedrich G.

PS: The Arduino Mega2560 is running at 38400 baud. Higher values are not accepted. Do you know why or how I could solve this problem?

Friedrich,

The default value for VISA configure Serial Port is to terminate readings with a stop = 0a = newline character. Any time a 0a occurs in all of your data, the reading will be terminated without expectation of 34 characters. Solution: wire a False entrance to stop character constant allow the upper part of Setup.

Or you can change the stop character to be your character of marker (such as discussed in your other thread).

Lynn

Some parts of the chain has lost communication with the Arduino.

Everything by contacting arduino, the chain that I receive from the arduino is buffered, but it is not completely read by LabVIEW

and change the data to trace some information is lost. Someone knows how to fix this?

Information may be useful:

Arduino mega

Baud rate: 19200

Delay in the Arduino loop: 10 ms

The string is composed of 3 integers values concatenated like this:

gh123ab123cd123ef

I m attaching the Vi.

Thx a lot!

Paulo

Is your waiting time in fact 0 milliseconds? It is not very long wait for a message to come.

Each message ends with a line as a termination character newline character? You have the default stop character. If Yes, then you're better to read a large number of bytes and let the end of termination character read, rather than using "bytes to the Port. So now that you read, not all bytes have arrived yet, then you're bytes to the port will be less that you really want and you'll have the wind reading an incomplete message.

FPGA FIFO real-time error-61206

I used this white paper as a base for my code. My FPGA look like:

And my time real-time (RT):

I am using a cRIO-9022 and now just trying to get the foundations buried for my project. The problem is that the side FPGA works well but environmental RT takes maybe 2 or 3 seconds and close with this error:

Code:-61206

Source: Read/write in FIFO_pressure_RT.vi control

I have not dealt with the FIFOs in LabView before I have no idea what is the cause. Any ideas?

Thank you

Logan

What version of LabVIEW are you using? In LabVIEW 2011, if orders or the lights on the front of the FPGA had a jump of line or transport back in the label, the question would be filling in the read/write control node, but you would see this error. It seems that Input Data (synchronous display) probably has a newline character that could cause this. That the problem has been solved in LabVIEW 2011 SP1, but what happens if you remove the line break and recompile the FPGA VI?

in literal newline character

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