If I set my display performance and run a basil.js script then basil seems to override my display performance settings.
What I would like at the end of the script is set the display performance settings to fast display.
Is this possible?
I think you are out of luck as app.displayPerformancePreferences seems to be readonly
(ViewDisplaySettings.HIGH_QUALITY, ViewDisplaySettings.TYPICAL or ViewDisplaySettings.OPTIMIZED). See http://jongware.mit.edu/idcs6js/pc_Application.html and search for "displayPerformancePreferences".
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It is very stressful to use PhpStorm when inspecting the Variables in the Debugger. Is there any way to order them for the used arrays? I already searched a long time but it does not seem to help anything to get it in that way. So if you look on the picture I want #attached on the top and #user_category on the bottom.
You cannot set custom order (where you will order them as you wish) but you can activate alphabetical sorting order -- just activate appropriate option in Debug tool window settings.
This answer is a bit late. Sorry for that.
A custom order could be etablished by creating variable watches. They will be shown at the top of the variables field.
I want to display multiple SubVIs (each one has a set frontpanel with controls and indicators) in my main VI. The problem is: usually only 2 or 3 are active at the same time, the rest are deactivated.
Let's say I got an array of VI references for the active SubVIs. Is it possible to display the SubVIs in a table, where each SubVI gets its own row?
I'm basically looking for a container similar to a Tab Control, but instead of tabs I want to display the VIs row-wise.
Thanks in advance.
The best choice for you is sub panels. http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/D587067E18E0E70186256D44007B91FE
Example:
https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-18164
Also there is nice way with xcontrols, but it is complicated and takes more time to implement. Anyway below is link about xcontrols:
http://www.ni.com/tutorial/3198/en/
I was unable to place a Sub Panel (which shows a VI's front panel) in an array control, but I was able to place it and its VI reference in a cluster, and then place that in an array:
After that, you could set the VI Ref's visibility to hidden, and tweak the array's chrome. Going further, I don't know if LabVIEW provides a way to give that subpanel a VI reference when it's in a container, so your mileage may vary.
I have to make some modifications to a VB6.0 project that I haven't touched in years so my memory is getting a little old.
I have a form and then I make the form bigger in the IDE. When I run the program, the size increase does not show up although it looks perfectly fine in the IDE.
What could be causing this?
If I change other stuff on the same form, the changes show up when I run. The only thing this is happening with is the size.
This form is a lot smaller that the main window so there is space to expand into.
Other forms in my project do not have this same behavior.
What else could I check for?
Look for something that sets the height and width in code at runtime. Use the IDE's search specifically to look for ".Height" and ".Width" and ".Move".
I think that an easier solution might be to set the form's height and width in the form_load event, so it initially becomes as big as desired.
Hi I am using Oracle Reports Builder 6i.
I would like to know whether we can control the General Layout properties(Page Break Before, Page Protect, etc...) dynamically at run time?
I need this information for repeating frames.
Thanks
Ram
You can't change these parameters dynamically at run time.
However, what you can do is create multiple "versions" of your layout objects, and write PL/SQL triggers that conditionally show and hide each version.
Depending on what you want to do, there's usually a way to get the layout you need - but it can get tricky sometimes.
For example, if you want a particular frame to sometimes have a Page Break Before, but other times not, you might add an additional frame within it that has Page Break Before set to Yes; and put the condition on that frame. Not sure but this might work for you.
When I run my report from VS10, I have to switch everytime to print-layout. Because I need to make 100+ small adjustment to my big table, I have to press the print-layout button everytime to see the result.
Is there a way, I can set it up, so I start by seeing the print-layout when running the form?
It´s an old post but found the exact answer. Setting Print-Layout instead of setting Zoom mode for the ReportViewer.
ReportViewer1.SetDisplayMode(DisplayMode.PrintLayout)
It looks like you can adjust report viewer properties. I found a adjustment that sets the zoom, in your case (print layout = whole page) so the default would need to be changed.
Here is the VB script for it from MS.
'Declaration
<CategoryAttribute("Appearance")> _
<DefaultValueAttribute(ZoomMode.Percent)> _
Public Property ZoomMode As ZoomMode
'Usage
Dim instance As ReportViewer
Dim value As ZoomMode
value = instance.ZoomMode
instance.ZoomMode = value
I don't know if you have to use a # like value = 50 or if you can use value = Whole Page, it seems like the latter can be used since it bases the figures dimensions on the logical page to assume the view size.
Goood luck and check http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.reporting.winforms.reportviewer.zoommode.aspx for further guidance and different code options.