Setting the "Blinking" property node of an Intensity Plot to true causes hang

[crelf]

G'Day Everyone,

I am trying to set the "Blinking" property node of an intentisty graph to true - but it keeps hanging my system (sometimes it's okay, but it usually quits LabVIEW - with no error message). I've tried this under Windows XP and 2k - has anyone else seen this behaviour? (I've attached an example vi...)

PS: P4 1.6GHz, nVidia GeForce2 GO (with all of the newest drivers installed), and LabVIEW 6.1.

Christopher

[JRA]

Hi Christopher,

I think that your VI may not have gotten attached. However, I went ahead and tried this and I was unable to reproduce it. I am running Win 2000 with an AMD 700 MHz proecessor. I have LabVIEW 6.1 with all the newest drivers.

I just opened a new VI, placed an intensity graph on the front panel, created a property node, and then created a Boolean control to set the "Blinking" property. I ran the VI a number of times, setting it back and forth between true and false. I never got it to hang.

Maybe it's something else inside your particular VI. Try to attach it again and we'll take a look at it. Cheers.

[crelf]

Whoops! Here's the VI...

[Dennis_Knutson]

It crashes my LabVIEW all the time on a Dell 500 Mhz with Win2K.

[crelf]

Thanks Dennis - I thought I was going crazy! NI: could you please put this on the bug list?

ta.

[Jonas Van Otterdijk]

Using LV7 the problem remains...

[Alberto]

Hi Christopher,

I did some tests:

1- AMD 1Ghz WIN2K
- LV 6.0.2: crash
- LV 6.1: crash
- LV 7: crash

2- P4 2.6GHz WIN XP Pro
- LV7: crash

3- Notebook ACER Cel600MHz WIN 98
- LV 5.1.1: NO CRASH
- LV 6.0.2: crash
- LV 6.1: crash

It seems to be a bug!
Alberto