XControl:Abilities:Init Ability VI - Revision history

Tcplomp at 16:40, 18 February 2008

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	* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.		* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.

	[[Category:XControl\|~~Abilities~~]]		[[Category:XControl\|Init]]

Tcplomp at 16:39, 18 February 2008

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	* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.		* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.

	[[Category:XControl]]		[[Category:XControl\|Abilities]]

Michael_Aivaliotis at 07:08, 8 October 2007

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	~~__NOTOC__~~
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	~~==Init Ability VI==~~
	The Init ability is used to initialize an instance/run of an [[XControl]]. It allows for converting from an older version of the XControl to maintain data-persistance. For this function the version numbering of the XControl is used.		The Init ability is used to initialize an instance/run of an [[XControl]]. It allows for converting from an older version of the XControl to maintain data-persistance. For this function the version numbering of the XControl is used.
	Besides upgrades it gives the option to have seperate default values for controls and indicators.		Besides upgrades it gives the option to have seperate default values for controls and indicators.
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	* Although it is not fool-proof an initial drop is indicated by a Previous version number of 0.0.0.0		* Although it is not fool-proof an initial drop is indicated by a Previous version number of 0.0.0.0
	* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.		* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.
	[[Category:~~User Interface~~]]
			[[Category:XControl]]

Tcplomp: Version 0.0.0.0 trick

2007-08-06T18:42:00Z

Version 0.0.0.0 trick

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	==Init VI tricks==		==Init VI tricks==
	* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.		* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.
			* Although it is not fool-proof an initial drop is indicated by a Previous version number of 0.0.0.0
	* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.		* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.
	[[Category:User Interface]]		[[Category:User Interface]]

Tcplomp at 19:21, 28 July 2007

2007-07-28T19:21:27Z

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	* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.		* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.
	* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.		* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.
			[[Category:User Interface]]

Tcplomp: /* Init VI tricks */

2007-07-28T19:15:30Z

Init VI tricks

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	Besides upgrades it gives the option to have seperate default values for controls and indicators.		Besides upgrades it gives the option to have seperate default values for controls and indicators.

	===Init VI tricks===		==Init VI tricks==
	* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.		* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.
	* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.		* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.

Tcplomp at 19:13, 28 July 2007

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			__NOTOC__
			{\| align="right" border="0"
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	==Init Ability VI==		==Init Ability VI==
	The Init ability is used to initialize an instance/run of an [[XControl]]. It allows for converting from an older version of the XControl to maintain data-persistance. For this function the version numbering of the XControl is used.		The Init ability is used to initialize an instance/run of an [[XControl]]. It allows for converting from an older version of the XControl to maintain data-persistance. For this function the version numbering of the XControl is used.

Tcplomp at 19:03, 28 July 2007

2007-07-28T19:03:41Z

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	===Init VI tricks===		===Init VI tricks===
	* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.		* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.
	* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:~~Facade~~#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.		* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade_Ability_VI#Display_State_Change\|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.

Tcplomp: New page: ==Init Ability VI== The Init ability is used to initialize an instance/run of an XControl. It allows for converting from an older version of the XControl to maintain data-persistance. ...

2007-07-28T19:03:07Z

New page: ==Init Ability VI== The Init ability is used to initialize an instance/run of an XControl. It allows for converting from an older version of the XControl to maintain data-persistance. ...

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==Init Ability VI==
The Init ability is used to initialize an instance/run of an [[XControl]]. It allows for converting from an older version of the XControl to maintain data-persistance. For this function the version numbering of the XControl is used.
Besides upgrades it gives the option to have seperate default values for controls and indicators.

===Init VI tricks===
* Unfortunately there is no way to detect why the Init VI was called (drop or load from disk). One way can be using a special flag-value inside the ''State'' value as shown by Stephen Mercer of [[National Instruments]] in his [http://community.ni.com/examples/scrolling-led-xcontrol rolling LED display] where this is used to force the drop of an indicator instead of the standard control.
* Since the [[XControl:Abilities:Facade#Display_State_Change|Display state event]] is triggered by the Init VI this can be used for messaging.