Suppress VI search dialog

[Saranbalu]

Sorry for mentioning that the VIs are dynamically loaded. They are not.

Here is the situation:

I have a GOOP based implementation to choose 1 instrument among n instruments as required. The class to be used will be configured by the user. At run-time, I get the LV class object to be used and use dynamic dispatch VIs to call the exact instrument function. At this juncture, if the dependencies take time to load, I see the "Loading..." dialog appearing. Is there any simple setting to just not show this dialog?

Thanks for all the help,

Saranya

[Saranbalu]

Isn't there any solution for this problem?

-Saranya

[RajGru]

Hi,

I had the same problem while launching my exe which is created in LV2009.

When I build the exe, a supporting folder named 'data' is created parallel to the exe and it contains few dlls. I just placed this 'data' folder parallel to my running exe and then I found that the loading dialog doesn't appear anymore while launching the exe.

I hope this would address your problem.

Thanks,

Raja

[Dave_Thomson]

   We have a large-ish program that we recently converted from 8.6 to LV 2010.  We distribute it as an executable.  With 8.6, the executable did not show this search window when it was launched.  Under LV 2010, the executable does, sometimes.  Seems to depend on the machine it is launching from.  Often, the window is open only very briefly.  In any case, it is annoying to the end-user and we would like to suppress it.

    Has anyone noticed any changes in this behavior from 8.6 to 2010?  Is there any .ini setting that will suppress the display of this window?  My understanding was that this search window is normally automatically suppressed for executables and should really only show up within the LV environment.  Did this break in 2010?

TIA,

   DaveT

[Jim West]

I have the same problem with the pop up panel as Dave and others have described. Did anyone come across a solution? Jim

[ADrexelDragon]

Sorry for the late response. Here is how to open a vi by reference, it has options to hide the loading dialog box.

You can speed up the load by specifying the search path. Here is an example.