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• LabVIEW version of the source code of the NOR-DCPower Soft Front Panel

  I work with an SMU NI PXI-4130. There is a front panel soft exe called the "NOR-DCPower Soft Front Panel" that can be used to control the instrument. I was wondering if there is a version of LabVIEW source code for this driver?

  Jim,

  as much as I know there is no LV source code provided for the Soft Front Panel. But there are a few examples of LV, which will be close to the characteristics of the SFP. So I suggest to you to dig in the examples you find in the Finder of the example.

  Input and output hardware > Modular Instruments > NI-DCPower.

  hope this helps,

  Norbert

• IBM BTI for LabView and TestStand programs Source code control.

  Asked me to use our new tool of control of source IBM BTI to control LabView scripts.   Anyone used this tool?

  Hey general-D,.

  Have a look here if you have not already.

  https://decibel.NI.com/content/message/53855

  I asked a lot of my colleagues, but we did not use this specific software/Protocol in all applications. A lot of people me looked puzzled, never heard about before.

• A method exists to make an executable of labview and derive the source code as screws used to create?

  Were there any type of methodology to take a labview executable and code source screws used to create the VI extrapolating?

  If the diagrams were not removed during the build (by default, they are deleted).

• Review: Adobe RoboHelp 11 stopped working Source code control from Visual Studio Professional 2010

  We contacted Adobe for help, but I also wanted to put this question in case someone has had this experience and can quickly provide a solution.
  

  
  

  Environment

  Windows 7 business

  RoboHelp 11.0.3.268

  Generation of WebHelp

  Team Foundation Server

  Visual Studio Professional 2010 Source code control

  Problem

  I am the original author of the Touchstone help system. Last week we started having two colleagues on board to work with me. On their systems, we have configured RoboHelp for working with TFS in Visual Studio using MSSCI provider 2010.

  The initial project was a lot of conditional compilation tags. I removed all the and the expressions and everything checked into Source control. When my colleagues got the latest files from Source code control, and opened the project to Version control, we noticed that their projects were still conditional compilation with other elements that had long been removed tags. After some research, we have removed the CPF and PSS of source control files and let the RoboHelp to create them when we opened the project. That solved these problems - no conditional more don't build tags in the project.

  Last Friday a colleague began to experience significant problems. When it right click on a topic to view properties, RoboHelp has stopped working. She was not able to do anything in RoboHelp since.

  The same day I tried to look at settings of Version control (I had no problem to access all week). RoboHelp crashes as soon as I clicked on tools > Options. Colleague B had the same problem today.

  This morning, I had problem A colleague.

  Bottom line: we are suddenly not able to run 11 RoboHelp.

  Our office employee internal help attempted to run the Visual Studio debugger. We get ' an unhandled in RoboHtml.exe win32 exception [5404]. " We also unhandled exceptions at various addresses with a read access violation address hex location.

  After watching the Willem site that lists updates of RoboHelp, we thought to their installation, but we didn't know whether to install ALL the patches or Patch only 11.0.3. If all the patches, we didn't know whether to install them in a particular order.

  Thank you very much for any assistance that someone of you may provide while we're also waiting to hear from the Adobe Support.

  Carol

  I was recently informed that the patches have changed and you only need to install later.

  See www.grainge.org for creating tips and RoboHelp

  

  @petergrainge

• Code is compiled separately from LabVIEW 2010

  Hi Ppl,

  I came across this interesting feature to separate the code compiled into the default data directory. Is there any document available for the use of this feature. Something like the best practices, compromise, etc.. I think it would be great functionality while working with Source code control. But I couldn't decide to go forward with this feature (worried if this will have an impact on performance).

  Thank you

  Sirot

  There are many references online to this service, including automated tools to apply a hierarchy. See here for an example - http://decibel.ni.com/content/groups/large-labview-application-development/blog/2010/09/03/why-does-...

• What are the files should not be checked into Source code control?

  Good afternoon.

  11 of RoboHelp, integrated with Team Foundation Server and Visual Studio 2010 running.

  When two colleagues recently "received" the latest files from Source code control project, they also got the elements that have been removed or deleted. For example, I had deleted all the tags of conditional compilation of my project, but their version included always build tags. Finally, thanks in part to an old post from Peter Grainge, we realized that the PSS in Source code control contains a lot of this old information. We have removed the PSS and order check into Source control. Problem solved. No conditional build tags or unwanted Source unique Layouts, etc. (I think the PSS got archived by our release engineer when he was trying to solve another problem. There are two years it has been not been archived.)

  I vaguely remember something read somewhere once in checking is not some files in RoboHelp project in source control management. So far, I have not found such information in RoboHelp help or online.

  Anyone know where I can find a list of RoboHelp HTML project management files, such as the PSS file, which should never be checked into Source code control?

  Thank you very much.

  
  Carol Levine

  Watch excerpts on my site.

  See www.grainge.org for creating tips and RoboHelp

  

  @petergrainge

• How to programmatically clear the Image display control in LabVIEW 2010

  Hello...  I need to do what I say in the title above...  I went here,

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/514FD61A5F1829EA86256DF6004FDE13

  and bother to follow the directions.  I am, moreover, work in snapshot mode.  So I followed the instructions to clear the display of the Image when you are working in the Snapshot mode, but it didn't work.  Either I'm doing something wrong or maybe (as the instructions seem to imply) that this example was written for LabVIEW 7.1 and 8, but perhaps not for LabVIEW 2010?  Hard to say, but can someone help me understand how to clear display of images (IMAQ/Vision).  I just want to be able to clear an existing image before implementing a new.  How can I do this in LabVIEW 2010?

  Thanks bob...

  Hello Paris1_

  Make this change:

  

  You write the constant Source image in the display of the images, but the Source image is already displayed.

  Select a constant vacuum image to clear the display of the Image.

  

• Robo HTML 9 won't open our Source code control project after initial startup.

  We have a project under version control that we use for ever, since 2003 or more and for many versions of HR.  Now that we have upgraded to 9, this project will open the first time under version control and operate normally.  Once you close the project, and the attempt to reopen the start screen, it opens just great, but not in version control.  The files are always set to read-only.  I made this several times and the only way I can work on my project under version control is to act as I open a project from scratch, then overwrite my files the with the files from the server.  It wouldn't be so bad but I'm 3000 miles the server and 13 hops over a slow firewall on the other end.  While this was never a problem in the past, it's a big problem because it takes hours for all files to download and overwrite my files the.

  This only happens with RH9 and Version 3.1 control.  RH8 works without problem.  So, I don't know if it's a starter RH9 problem or a problem of Source control.  Maybe I'll make a similar thread HR.  I'll wait to see if I receive useful tours of it first.

  It's very strange, I RH9 open for several days because I was afraid to close the project for this reason and yesterday I published for the month so heat is less now but today it has opened with no source code control.  If I go to control code Source, the only thing I can choose is updates to the source code control project.  That's how he got into source control after conversion in RH9.

  We have another project that seems to open normally control version, but we can only save in HTML topics.  No responses to this topic after a week.

  Got any ideas?

  I tried the names of different file, different paths, etc.

  Thank you

  DV

  OK, here's a weird one, I used add it to version control icon in the menu bar, he already knew the path so I thought I'm the only person who was edit these files for the last few days so I clicked on add to version control.  He added. I closed and reopeded and still the same files were checked.  Closed, checked in the whole, and then reopened and he works at SourceControl.  Strange that after opening of source control and closing to reopen and tell him to put the project into source control.  Obviously some indicator is not is defined somewhere.  It might help other people having problems opening source control files.

  DV

• Should I Robohelp Server or Source code control? and installation of HR

  So, I always compare products of creation and try to filter requirements.

  I've been reading more about HR and have met HR server and source control and ask yourself exactly if they are needed.

  I'm the only writer in society, probably helping web publishing or outputs html for use online help via our web application.

  Is it necessary to implement a server control or source, I can see that server gives me reporting capacity and statistical reports, neither of which I really need. Is there something else on the HR server that would be beneficial?

  In addition, source code control, it is more necessary when there are multiple writers accessing the same content at the same time that problems arise? Fix?

  Also, is it difficult or time-consuming is the installation process of HR on a single machine. It is a simple setup, or will I need to install database server or anything that might require IT to the team to get involved?

  Thanks for your help.

  Nick

  Hi Nick.

  You're almost on the spot. RoboHelp Server is mainly necessary only if you want the features of additional reports. There are other minor differences between RoboHelp and RoboHelp Server but that's the main thing. RoboSource Control is an application for source safe and saved files and is designed for an environment of several author. It adds a layer of complexity to a single authoring environment, even if you can still use it if you wish. Personally I would ensure you have your source on a local disk (a key to RoboHelp requirement) and the backup on a network drive.

  Installing RoboHelp is painless. It's like any other application by using a wizard to guide. He has several options that you can choose, which one is to install the RoboSourceControl client.

  Click here to learn more about the difference between RoboHelp Server and RoboSourceControl.

• With the help of Control Source of Robo - project record

  There are two writers working on an HTML project, both using Source control explore 3.8 with RoboHelp 6. I was the creator of the project and added to Source code control.
  
  When another writer click on the button "save all", it takes 20-30 minutes until registration ends (when the hourglass disappears), allowing him to work again in the project.
  
  I have no problem with the backup. The Source code control database is on a separate server from one of our machines.
  
  We are new to this workflow, so it could very well be something done out of ignorance, but mine works fine and I installed the software on the other machine and has helped put in place under Version control.
  
  In the Task Manager CPU usage is up with the RoboHTML process using about 95 percent. I don't see anything different in his installation/configuration that should cause this. All suggestions, ideas, would be most appreciated.

  A good starting point would be to have your colleague to rebuild his CPD record. (In this order: make a backup copy of the project, check all of the files, close the project, delete the PCD file, and then reopen the project.)

  RoboHelp will rebuild the cpd file when it opens the project. Depending on the size of the project, it can go fast (almost imperceptible) to VERY slow (hours). Spin for as long as it takes this time - the following instances of the opening of the project should be normal.

  HTH,
  G

• I get the error indicating the niajel.dll missing for HSDIO in labVIEW 2010, can someone help how to solve this problem.

  I'm using LabVIEW 2010 and installed the drivers from device LV2010 and try to use the HSDIO functions, while setting the HSDIO function on the block diagram showing niajel.dll is missing, can someone help me fix this bug.

  I tried to uninstall and install not able to set several times.

  Hello. niajel.dll corresponds to the NOR-TClk, although NEITHER-HSDIO does not specifically use it. You use certain functions TClk?

  Also, what other PXI device driver are installed on the system? Could you give a report on the MAX system?

• Delete a source code control RoboHelp project, without opening HR

  Hello

  I use HR 11 and Visual Studio source code control.

  I need to take an archived version of my HR project and open it to the changes that are not in the current project.

  When I unpack my archive, it automatically links to the source code control and downloads the latest version of the project.

  It supersedes the current source code control project and even change the mapping of the source control path must match the project archives.

  So what I need to be able to do, is open my archives project without source code control interface. Is there a file I can edit linking the project to source code control? I can't even open the project in HR because it distracts the mapping of source control.

  Thank you.

  It is fairly easy to do. See Rick's excellent post: October 2004 - ban witchcraft do not forget to remove the CPD file however.

  Kind regards

  Willam

• What .xpj file do you use to open a project to Source code control?

  With the help of RoboSource 3.1, with H9. Four users, we all have RH9 installed locally and the data on a network drive. So that's the question: when we want to open our project (s), we open RoboHelp and in the starter, we want to go to and select the .xpj file to open the project. We use the .xpj file on our local machine, where our copies of the data files are stored, or do we sail to the remote network drive to open the project from the .xpj file it in the controlled source dataset?

  To add to the answer of Willam, you open the project using the. XPJ on your local PC. Once you have the project open, you should always do a command ' Get Latest Version everything "to ensure that you update all project elements that have been updated by other authors. Once you have done this, you will be able to edit now. To complete the project. XPJ file is changed oly if do you things like change the project settings.

• What should * and * shouldn't go into Source code control?

  I've seen posts with snippets of what should not go into source code control, but I've not seen a comprehensive list of what should and should not go into source control. Anyone know? Here's what I know so far - do not put the following files in the source control: .pss, .cpd, .ldb and .hhp.

  Now I wonder about the XPJ file. If two or more people work on a project, this file should be source controlled?

  Is there a specific list of files that need to be in control of source code in order to maintain the integrity of the project?

  The answer is simple here is that machine specific files may not be archived. It is. PSS and. DPC files. The. HHP and. XPJ files are not specific machine, they are specific project and therefore should be archived. The confusion surrounding the HHP file can go down to find out if output CHM is produced. If you're not, we can say safely that this file may not be source controlled. But it costs nothing to register under source control so why make life more difficult by excluding it.