Bug when updating a type def Enum

[paul_a_cardinale]

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@Bob_Schor wrote:

My own "Rule of Thumb" (which I learned from reading, several times, Peter Blume's "LabVIEW Style Book" cover-to-cover) is to make all of my VIs fit on a standard Laptop screen.  Sometimes this involves making a parallel loop into a sub-VI taking (only) 32 x 32 pixels, but this lets you concentrate on the Top Level vi ...

Notice Gerd's picture shows his example is pretty close -- I'd call it about 1.3 x 1.3 Laptops.  We've seen some Block Diagrams that are 15 x 5 Laptops, clearly a challenge to manage (unless you have 75 monitors available).

Bob Schor

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For myself, I want VIs to vertically fit a laptop screen; but I don't mind if they're very wide (as long as there's little or no reverse flow).

[billko]

Wasn't there a VI shown in the forum that was 40 screens tall by 20 screens wide or something like that?

[Bob_Schor]

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@billko wrote:

Wasn't there a VI shown in the forum that was 40 screens tall by 20 screens wide or something like that?

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Probably, but I didn't want to be too outrageous ...

BS

[paul_a_cardinale]

And then there's stuff like this gem that I came across many years ago:

Here's the equivalent code:

[Yamaeda]

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@paul_a_cardinale wrote:

And then there's stuff like this gem that I came across many years ago:

Here's the equivalent code:

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I tried to interpret the code and it was surprisingly hard, but with the comment things got very easy!

[Intaris]

Also, with respect o BD size, right click on a structure and choose "properties" to see the BD coordinates of the structure.

There may still be issues if you have "only" 4x4 screens, but they're all shifted by 30k pixels