LabVIEW
race condition
I agree. If he had thin skin he would have quit posting early on after some of the comments.I don't think it's bashing, and I don't get the sense that Krispiekream feels he's being bashed. I just wanted to give an "attaboy" and to keep working on improving the code.
oh yeah. dont worry guys, i didnt feel the sense anyone was bashing.
i think everyone have been very helpful and i appreciate that very much. i do feel sometimes that i am wasting you guys valuable time, but it seems like everyone here is so helpful and don't mind
. It makes me just wonder, do you guys work for NI to answer the forum? it seems like NO MATER WHAT QUESTION, there will be someone to answer them. i thought that its your full time JOB to answer questions like this because i do noticed someone even answer posts at night, on the weekends. Even when i get home at night, i check my email and i noticed someone is working LATE to answer my post in the evening. Everyone is so damn nice to help out people with lots of questions. especially the noobee like myself.
i do feel sometimes i shouldn't be posting too much questions, but i don't have anyone else to run to when i face issues like this.
i do have a book that i once referred to, but i didn't really use that often because everything in that book useless and i can't talk to talk to the author about the issues i face.
when i came to work here. i fear that i can't do the job and things like that because i used to have a mentor, he would tell me what to do or shows me how to do things. Since i came here, i have to find my own solutions and since i am an entry level, things can feels overwhelming. Since all my tasks so sorta completed (thanks to all of you guys), now i can go back to step one and really learn LABVIEW the right way from the experts.
And also, 7 hrs in this cubical can get boring if LABViEW wasn't fun and no one to talk to about it because they don't know how to program labview.
Message Edited by krispiekream on 07-25-2008 04:28 PM
i think everyone have been very helpful and i appreciate that very much. i do feel sometimes that i am wasting you guys valuable time, but it seems like everyone here is so helpful and don't mind
. It makes me just wonder, do you guys work for NI to answer the forum? it seems like NO MATER WHAT QUESTION, there will be someone to answer them. i thought that its your full time JOB to answer questions like this because i do noticed someone even answer posts at night, on the weekends. Even when i get home at night, i check my email and i noticed someone is working LATE to answer my post in the evening. Everyone is so damn nice to help out people with lots of questions. especially the noobee like myself. i do feel sometimes i shouldn't be posting too much questions, but i don't have anyone else to run to when i face issues like this.
i do have a book that i once referred to, but i didn't really use that often because everything in that book useless and i can't talk to talk to the author about the issues i face.
when i came to work here. i fear that i can't do the job and things like that because i used to have a mentor, he would tell me what to do or shows me how to do things. Since i came here, i have to find my own solutions and since i am an entry level, things can feels overwhelming. Since all my tasks so sorta completed (thanks to all of you guys), now i can go back to step one and really learn LABVIEW the right way from the experts.
And also, 7 hrs in this cubical can get boring if LABViEW wasn't fun and no one to talk to about it because they don't know how to program labview.
Message Edited by krispiekream on 07-25-2008 04:28 PM
- Watch out, the inputs to "implies" are not commutative, so you need to switch the inputs for the desired result.
- I think you left out the carriage return at the end of the format specifier.
- You really should not hide the cluster going from the unbundle by name input to the central connector of the "bundle by name" input.
- Same with "press target" all the way to the left. Do it similar to the "pressToContinue" bundling code.
- The small while loop on the right is probably not needed. What happens in the FALSE case of the small small case structure there? SInce the shift register gets initialized with every call of that loop, it does not do anything useful here and you never seem to use the result anyway.
krispiekream wrote:
ahhh man, i am lost now. can you show me what you mean by "you need to switch the inputs for the desired result."
am i not doing it right?
To duplicate the original fuunctionality, the "empty path?" output needs to go to the lower input of "Implies" and the tempout needs to go to the upper input.
In your original code, you concatenated a carriage return character at the end of the string. If you still need that (e.g. if the string goes to a device that expects it), you need to include that at the end of the format specifier. If this just goes to a single line indicator, you don't need it. If the string gets appended to a log fiile, for example, you want to make sure that each entry is on a new line. Just hit "enter" at the end of the format specifier to add a newline character. It all depends what you need.
krispiekream wrote:
i dont know what to do about the carriage return at the end of the format specifier?
everything looks like it was working when i ran the program.
