Printing Real Time Sequence Code

[ATarman]

Stuart,

Thank you for making this available.  One reason I appreciate DIAdem is that the VBS script acts as an "audit" of the formulary created.  Printing or saving a copy of the .nivsseq [VeriStand sequence] file would be a great feature to save to my test reports, rather than screen shots.  

My apologies, but I don't believe I understand how to use the tool properly.  I open RTStoDisplayString.vi which then attempts to find the .NET assembly [.dll, .exe].  Can you please clarify how to point to the .nivsseq that I wish to print/save?

[resostu]

Hi there,

You need to have the LabVIEW API for VeriStand installed on your machine as this utilizes the .NET API to extract the details of the RTS.

Once you have it installed you simply navigatge to the file and run the VI.

I'm not sure why you get a message looking for the EngineDemoBasics.  Do you have VeriStand installed on your machine?

Also, I worked out some bugs and will post a new version at the bottom of the thread.

cheers

Stuart

[resostu]

Try this one out. I think I've got it working properly now after revisiting the ordering of things.

Stuart

[rhampo]

AWESOME!!!

I think it is perfect now, I didn't check line by line but I randomly picked a few lines and they all matched up.

This will really help me out, thanks so much for sharing!

Best Regards,

Richard

[ATarman]

Stuart,

Can you help me locate the download for LabVIEW .NET API for VeriStand [2017] or how to confirm if it is installed?  

I looked in LabVIEW add-ons, downloads, and .NET support [https://www.ni.com/en-us/support/documentation/supplemental/13/national-instruments--net-support.htm...].  

I do have both LabVIEW and VeriStand installed on my PC.  

Thanks again!

[resostu]

It should install with VeriStand. Check the attached pictures. Can you see this on your machine?

The original library I uploaded was for LV 2019. Looks like you have LV 2017 installed. The last one I uploaded in the thread was for LV 2017. Is that the one you tried?