08-30-2013 03:14 AM
Hello,
just a tiny little issue: on a panel I have a progress bar. Now, if I switch to Operate UI in the UI editor, the UI needs to be saved, compiled, and linked, and the latter results in some errors, see below. Not a real issue as I can test all events/tooltips in the UI editor, but errors are always somewhat irritating .
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08-30-2013 06:57 AM
Hi Wolfgang,
This is a confirmed bug in 2013: #424745.
It's expected that the custom control's code needs to be compiled and linked (not saved, though). However, the link should succeed, and you should be able to interact with the custom control while in operate mode. This was the behavior in 2012. Admittedly, there isn't any good way to interact with a progress bar in the UI editor. But for other custom controls (password control, for example) it makes more sense.
08-30-2013 07:15 AM
Hi Luis
Thanks for confirmation. So I actually see two bugs:
- the need to save the UI file before I can check my tooltips
- the link errors caused by custom controls
08-30-2013 08:27 AM
Is this the dialog you're seeing?
08-30-2013 08:46 AM
Yes 😉 And I would be happy to not see it every time 🙂 I am not asked if I am compiling my code and had modified it before because the compiler is using the temporary file, so why is it different for UI resources?
08-30-2013 08:54 AM
You're assuming that I would disagree with you... I don't necessarily disagree
08-30-2013 09:19 AM
That's (very) nice to hear Indeed, most of the time I am afraid of posting yet another comment/complaint/suggestion...
08-31-2013 02:31 PM
Wolfgang
I for one very much appreciate your input on this board. Moving to the Clang compiler obviously has been a huge task, and NI were unable to find all the bugs. It is good to see that people are finding these and reporting them.
My reading of the CLANG Wikipedia entry implies that it supports C++ and ARM. It would be nice to think that these could be on the agenda once NI have the issues arising from the migration to CLANG sorted out.
08-08-2015 11:55 PM
Resolved in CVI2013