please help me to convert 16.0 vi into 15.0 version vi. coulnt possible to open 16 version in 15 labview please help me with this .Thanks in advance.
Based on your statement, "coulnt possible to open 16 version in 15 labview," it sounds like you have a specific VI (or set of VIs) that you need to open.
Find a colleague with LabVIEW 2016 and ask them to save it for LabVIEW 2015. Or, ask a stranger to do so in NI's forums.
Saving for Older Versions of LabVIEW
In general, you can write a LabVIEW program to do this for you with the Save For Previous method in VI server.
Example
Keep in mind, however, that different LabVIEW file types have different Save methods, so you will need to detect the file type to use the correct method.
Save for Previous (by type)
Search the Class Browser (in the View menu, select Class Browser, and click the magnifying glass icon) to see what methods you can use:
My code is
Dim p As New Printer
p.Print("Hello")
p.EndDoc()
I have used
Dim k As New System.Drawing.Printing.PreviewPrintController
But its giving me compile time error in VB.Net / VB6.
I cannot use PrintDocument and I want to hide that dialog box. Any Help?
Microsoft made a library that helped the transition some from old VB6 code. This may be of some help if you are unable make major changes. Though the version I found with a brief search is pretty dated so can not say how supported it is.
Microsoft Visual Basic Power Packs 3.0 (Download Link)
Among the things it contains is the printer control that you old program may be using. (MSDN Reference)
I believe that the libraries where only suppose to be uses in a temporary transitional stage. As a project was intended to be migrated over to using the newer .NET versions of the controls.
I would like to use this library to work with the clipboard. I expect to see it as in the screenshot below, but I can't find it in my list of reference libraries. How can I make it appear?
If you add a UserForm to your project, the library will get automatically added. If you don't need the UserForm, you can always delete it later.
FM20.dll when you browse, I think – Raystafarian Feb 24 '16 at 18:46
Confirmed. A search for FM20.dll resulted in it being found in my Windows system directory (%windir%\system32). Thanks #Raystafarian.
See original post.
I like to take notes as I learn new concepts and when learning something, say android which involves XML and JAVA syntax and even some SQL, when I copy paste it onto a single file I want each snippet to be highlighted in a way that makes sense for that particular language...and the rest of the text remain plain much like SO itself where I can mark only the code as code....I searched online and no application meets these requirements and finally I stumbled across a sublime Text Plugin ...thing is I don't understand how to install it even after reading the instructions please guide me or if you know any other application that meets these requirements please let me know .
Thanks!
link to the plugin
The plugin that you have linked to, "Notes", is a Sublime Text 3 plugin. It will not work on Sublime Text 2 (afaik).
Uninstall ST2 and install ST3 and then install Package Control and then install Notes. It should install without any issue.
I'm currently using Sublime Text 3 and am able to install the plugin without any issues.
You need to install it via Package control by pressing: cmd + shift + P. Then navigate to "install package". Once you begin typing in the package name (Notes in this example) will autocomplete then hit enter once its highlighted in the dropdown. Once installed read the Package Control Message that pops up in a new tab with instructions. These usually have key messages/directions for install or setup.
Kahlil was right when he said its not only compatible for ST2. So if it doesn't appear when you run package control thats why
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I'm new to Sencha touch 2. Is there any Sencha touch IDE(free one)? Basically what I want is when I write something like .. new Ext and just give space+cntrl so there should be list of all the methods and properties of it.
OR
is there any way through which I can add sencha touch javascript libraries in eclipse ? Like we do with Komodo Editor. In komodo Editor you just need to add the javascript library and it will automatically fetch all the functions,methods,and properties that resides in that library file.
Thanks in Advance :)
Before we start please download the following files:
sencha-touch-2.0.0-gpl.zip or sencha-touch-2.0.0-commercial.zip
SenchaSDKTools-2.0.0-beta3
Aptana Studio 3
Extract sencha-touch-2.0.0-(gpl.zip/commercial.zip) to a place of
your liking (Note it will stay there for a long time)
SenchaSDKTools-2.0.0-beta3 and/or install it
open up the terminal or command prompt
cd into the folder of Sencha Touch SDK
(sencha-touch-2.0.0-(gpl/commercial)
write: sencha generate app APP_NAME APP_PATH
hit enter (return)
extract/install Aptana studio
Open up Aptana studio
Click the help menu
Choose Install New Software
A window will open click Add
Name it Spket IDE then enter the url http://www.agpad.com/update
Press OK
Choose everything then click Next
Click next
Read the license ( like everyone does, NOT!), and then accept if
you want, then press next
Wait for the install to complete (Restart if required)
Go to Preferences
Navigate to Spket then JavaScript Profiles
Click Add
Type Sencha
Press Ok
Highlight Sencha
Click Add Library, Select ExtJs
Highlight ExtJs then click Add file
Choose touch.jsb3 from the folder you extracted the Sencha Touch
SDK 2.0.0 in
Select all items in the tree
Highlight Sencha then click default
Press ok
File > New > Other > General > Project
uncheck the box that says to use the default location
Browse to the project you created earlier
Type the name of the project (preferably exactly the same name as
it’s folder)
Press finish
expand the view folder and open the Main.js
type Ext. if the auto complete doesn’t pop up type crtl + space
I have created a detailed tutorial with pictures for this specific reason, Please let me know what do you think and how it worked out :)
I use Netbeans (http://netbeans.org) it's free, but doesn't have the methods you want to auto complete & use, the best for that I found to be Aptana studio (http:www.aptana.com) but that is paid.
For netbeans you can modify the IDE so it does auto complete based on the libraries in Sencha :-
a) Right click on the SenchaApp application and select Properties from the drop down menu
b) Under the Libraries menu, choose “Add Libraries” and from the window that opens click “Create…”
c) Name the Library “Sencha_Touch” and choose “Class Library” from the drop down.
d) Under the “Classpath” tab, click on “Add JAR/Folder” and select the “touch” folder previously downloaded.
e) Click “OK” and choose the newly created “Sencha_Touch” library.
To check if you’ve added code completion correctly, create an app.js file in the app folder. Type Ext followed by a “.” — If the steps above were followed correctly, the code completion should work.
Or move over at http://techtalktone.wordpress.com/2012/02/22/using-netbeans-ide-with-sencha-touch/
TextMate with bundles from Ed Spencer: http://edspencer.net/tag/textmate
Sublime Text 2, I think you can use same bundles as for TextMate, not sure!
JetBrainsWebStorm3 is used by many
Aptana (eclipse based), there is a plugin for Sencha, but not touch I think.
But I think you might enjoy Sencha Designer 2: http://www.sencha.com/blog/sencha-designer-2-beta-announcement/
As Nag said: make use of the API's.
Cheers.
Check out Pocket Dev
http://www.pocketdev.co/blog/sencha
It's pretty basic but works well
Try Sublime Text 2. It is the best i came across.
You can download it from this link by selecting your OS: http://www.sublimetext.com/2
Aptana Studio 3 is the best for Sencha 1.1 or Sencha 2.
Have you tried sencha architect???
http://www.sencha.com/products/architect
+1 on JetBrains WebStorm 3 .. it has built in helpers/popups that know the Sencha language. And the way it auto-formats for you (when pressing return or pasting in code) is very intuitive to JS and helpful for the user. Just my to pennies.