Re : Re: Mini-Nugget Save time wiring shift registers

[Ben]

Jim wrote "who'da thought a little nugget about how to simplify wiring a case structure would have brought out so many good ideas?  "

Ditto that!

JB and Paul,

I'm on the same page now. Good point.

Ben

[falkpl]

Both clustering and use of multiple SR have their place in my opinion (as if thats actually worth anything). From a software standpoint of readability and code simplification using one cluster is great.  This has some performance costs depending on the situation.  If there are large data arrays I would separate the data out of the cluster.  the typrdef cluster is very nice if the data logically fits together.  I guess the in place memory management (and fast pcs) will alliviate some of the performance issuse associated with larger compelx clusters. 

Paul. 

Message Edited by falkpl on 04-17-2008 11:01 AM

[Ray.R]

Thanks JB.  Very nice indeed. 

Ben, sometimes the smallest nuggets have the greater rewards... or something like that 😉

[JB]

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JoeLabView a écrit:

Thanks JB.  Very nice indeed. 

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Even so I hesitated to post this because I thought it was too common !

[JeffOverton]

Also JB, thanks for indirectly teaching me that loops and structures can be colored!

[JB]

Yes, I make my habit of coloring the while loop from the state diagram editor blue.

[parthabe]

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Ravens Fan wrote:

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smercurio_fc wrote:
Wouldn't the Tunnel Wiring Wizard do this for you?

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How come when I try to open this, it just asks to save changes, then closes itself.  I can't get it to open.  (I'm using LV 8.5)

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Hi Ravens,

How will I get to open the VI n see its code?

It does not stop nor does it open by itself when saved...

[tst]

The easiest way of opening a VI which is set to run when opened is to drag it into another VI and then double click it. I understand you can also do this by dragging the VI into a project.

[parthabe]

Thanks tst!

I knew only about the second method.

[parthabe]

BTW, can you tell me where to put that VI so that it shows up inb the Tools menu like the Code Capture Tool?

I ve forgotten that also. Too worse of me.