Does LabVIEW have USB Support?

Can I read/write to a USB port using LabVIEW?

Hi
USB is a bus. You cannot write/read to/from the PCI bus through LV, and the same is with USB. There are no read/write VI's. It's not to compare with RS232, where you have read/write VI's in LV.
Check this link for further informations:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/42B604435E3F9604862565E20043CD30?OpenDocument
Regards,
Luca

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My LabVIEW application requires users to enter their observations in a string control which is then stored in an excel file.
Now the issue is that the user wants to enter the data in Urdu language.
Now my question is, Does LabVIEW have support for entering Urdu language script in a string control?
If yes how can I implement this? If no, is there any possibility that National Instruments could extend some help in this regard upon request?
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My experience from Hebrew, which is also right to left, is that it can be done if the operating system supports it, but it will work badly if you include anything in the text which is not an Urdu letter. This causes it to be displayed in the wrong side of the control and is only solved if you add more Urdu text after it.
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I want to use a source control tool such as git and svn.
Does LabVIEW have such a tool?

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            Yes.See these: (Sorry as GerdW pointed out not embedded in.)
            https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-1681
            http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361D-01/lvhowto/configuring_scc/
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Check out the forum dedicated to Lego: http://forums.ni.com/ni/board?board.id=beta18. It is largely community driven but sometimes NI employees post.
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Hi E,
         1. you can chain together your VIs with the error wires, such that if an error occurs in one of them, none of the following VIs will execute. That's like throwing an exception - it interrupts the execution chain. You then "catch" that exception by putting an error handler wherever necessary, but not necessarily in every single VI.Hope You wouldn't put try..catch inside every single .NET function, instead you handle the exception at the level at which is most appropriate. Same thing can be done in LabVIEW.
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> I have a vi that is created on labview for windows and it has a 3D
> graph; now i would like to switch to labview for linux. I would like
> to know whether labview for linux supports 3D graph. Also is it
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Attachments:
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