Monthly bugs, September 2009

[altenbach]

This is the continuation of the August 2009 bug thread.

The rules are as always: 

Each post here should only contain a brief description of a bug, together with a link to the thread where it is being discussed.

1. One post/bug!
2. One bug/post!
3. No discussion of bugs. All discussions of a bug must take place in the original linked thread.

Here's our official September bug, the Tarantula Hawk, posted here by AK2DM. Thanks!

Message Edited by altenbach on 08-31-2009 10:48 PM

[Ben]

THere have been a lot reports of graph/chart and scales issue lately.

Here Mads reports an example where the scale markers are wacked out.

This may be a repeat but I rather be safe than sorry.

Ben

[altenbach]

The icon for "search ordered table" is incorrect.

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[Mathan]

CAR 176549

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[Neil.Pate]

Mathan,

This is not a troll, but as much as I appreciate you taking time to report bugs here, please can you also put a short description so I don't actually have to click on your link if I don't think it is relevant to me. Thanks! (I really hope the tone of this is coming across right, I don't want to sound like a spoiled child being denied TV or anything!).

Also weird thing, when I clicked on the reply button by your post the reply page had the wrong message Subject and was pointing to "Slow cRIO deployment" thread or something like that.

[Matthew_Kelton]

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nrp wrote:
 

Also weird thing, when I clicked on the reply button by your post the reply page had the wrong message Subject and was pointing to "Slow cRIO deployment" thread or something like that.

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If you look, that is the subject of Mathan's post.  His subject line gives the brief description of what the bug is about.  I actually appreciate that approach, as when I receive an email, the subject tells me the bug and I don't even have to look at the forum if I don't care about the bug.

[Neil.Pate]

Thanks for pointing that out, I had not noticed!

Mathan, please accept my humble apologies 🙂

[RavensFan]

LabVIEW 2009 save error code 3 : FP heap

In LabVIEW 2009, Sparse Rings that have units cause this error when saving the control.

[RavensFan]

CAR #184089

[parthabe]

CAR#186460

See here.

Ben, sorry for stealing your reply for the title.