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When designing a UI it is sometimes necessary to have text composed of indices and superscripts, e.g. R^2, chi^2, ...
Right now this can be accomplished only by using several texts in different sizes and by manually aligning these text fragments. This is quite tedious ![]()
Hence I would suggest permitting simple control sequences to automatically have text parts in superscript, subscript, italics and bold within the very same text message (possibly similar to HTML)
oh, well,
it may not be a unique suggestion, and I did not claim it to be inventive either, but at least it is unique for LabWindows/CVI...
Actually I don't care if the feature exists (or has been suggested) for LabVIEW because I'm using LabWindows/CVI...![]()
Oooooh, didn't notice it was LW/CVI; I was going to post the other idea post in the Lonely Orphans thread, and found this one in my searches.
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