02-16-2010 02:07 PM
Greetings,
Is is possible to hide or disable the Clean Up Diagram Button, either at the environment level (like a tools setting), or on a VI-by-VI level, like making the run continuously button disappear? Sometimes this functionality can really break a progam, or confuse a programmer.
Regards,
MELLO
02-16-2010 02:16 PM
Two thoughts (well three actually).
1) Keep the Bd smaller than 572 pixels.
2) Crtl-z to fix it
3) Why am I hearing about this in a posting when my cell phone is till on?
I think I rad about a fix in the most recent service pack for LV 2009 that addresses an issue with block diagram clean-up breaking large diagrams.
You partner in wire (and fellow LabVIEW Architect at Data Science Automation),
Ben
02-16-2010 03:00 PM
Ben wrote:
1) Keep the Bd smaller than 572 pixels.
That is absolutely hilarious.
02-16-2010 08:16 PM
Darin.K wrote:
Ben wrote:
1) Keep the Bd smaller than 572 pixels.
That is absolutely hilarious.
haha? 😉
02-16-2010 11:06 PM
Ben wrote:1) Keep the Bd smaller than 572 pixels.
Is this 22x26 pixels or 26x22 pixels? 😄
02-16-2010 11:26 PM
altenbach wrote:
Ben wrote:1) Keep the Bd smaller than 572 pixels.
Is this 22x26 pixels or 26x22 pixels? 😄
Is a pixel considered a linear dimension or an area dimension? Is it 572 pixels or 572 square pixels?
02-17-2010 06:53 AM
altenbach wrote:
Ben wrote:1) Keep the Bd smaller than 572 pixels [WIDE].
Is this 22x26 pixels or 26x22 pixels? 😄
But of course those dimentions well achieve the same end.
Ben
02-17-2010 08:44 AM
Thanks guys 🙂
To answer Ben's questions
1) This is inhereted code, already way to big
2) The idea is to keep this function out of the hands of programmers and/or customers who are unfamiliar with the labVIEW environment (but still require unlocked code)
3) It was asked in the middle of class, and I wanted get it out there quickly without making Ben taking a call in the middle of the day, I bother you enough when I am a couple of cubicles away .
Just was curious, it seemed like so many other items like this were switchable (run continuously, auto-grow, auto-wire etc.), then there might be a diable ability.
-Tim (Mello)
02-17-2010 10:42 AM
Oh yes, the questions you get when teaching LV basics.
Speculating now...
After hearing us users scream for a diagram clean-up function since the begininning of LV time, I guess it never occured to NI that any would not want it and if they had it, why they would not want it.
Ben