02-14-2021 04:02 AM - edited 02-14-2021 04:05 AM
Hello folks,
First off, am very excited to see quite a few people already using LabVIEW on Linux. I just started out a couple of months ago. (Am continuing to use LV on Windows where necessary.)
Wondering if anybody else is facing the issue stated asunder; and what the fix is, if available.
My working environment:
IDE: LabVIEW 2020 SP1 64-bit Pro
OS: openSUSE Leap 15.2 x86_64 with the latest official updates
Desktop: GNOME (as reported by `echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP`)
Steps to reproduce the problem:
I don't know where to look for LabVIEW's log files, if any. Will be happy to provide those and any pertinent info needed to diagnose the problem better.
EDIT: This problem was not reproducible in LabVIEW (same version but 32-bit) running on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.
Thanks!
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04-22-2021 07:54 AM
Hey Dhakkan,
Did you find out anything about this bug? Or discovered a solution to delete the "Subdiagram Label"?
I am also aware of this error. As soon as I delete a structure and I didn't pay attention to the label, I quickly press ctrl+z. But recently I forgot to do it and now the label is hanging around pointlessly in my code.
I also use Linux 2020 under OpenSUSE 15.2.
04-23-2021 07:40 AM
@Y-not wrote:
Hey Dhakkan,
Did you find out anything about this bug? Or discovered a solution to delete the "Subdiagram Label"?
Unfortunately, no and no.
I now avoid the situation altogether by first removing the label; and then removing the structure. It's become a brainless habit.
04-29-2021 12:30 PM
Thank you for reporting this issue. I was able to reproduce the crash on CentOS 8 with LabVIEW 2019 SP1. I only saw the crash if I deleted the containing structure by right clicking the border and selecting "Remove ..." from the context menu. You do not see the problem if you select the structure and then delete it by pressing the Delete key on the keyboard.
I have filed an internal bug report (internal reference number is Bug 1439145).
FYI for LabVIEW-specific issues, you will get better visibility by posting to the LabVIEW discussion forum, even if it is only a Linux-specific issue.
Brian Alexander
Principal Software Engineer
NI
04-29-2021 04:05 PM
I discovered this fun issue on CentOS 7 and LabVIEW 2019 64-bit as well.
04-30-2021 12:51 AM - edited 04-30-2021 12:52 AM
Thanks for your feedback! @balexand
I also tried it again with right click -> "Remove..." and only pressing Delete. I hadn't noticed it until then. In practice, I mainly use the right-click, because I keep the inner code.
I also only came across this thread by chance and thought that this problem was due to my computer or the installation, as I am a beginner with Linux. Previously I worked only with Windows.
05-01-2021 03:54 AM
05-21-2021 03:14 PM
I'm happy to report that this bug has been fixed in LabVIEW 2021! Thank you for helping us improve the quality of LabVIEW!
05-26-2021 04:52 AM
Thank you, Brian, for closing the loop here.