Where is the Running Time Indicator?

Where can I find the Running Time as I watch a project? I only see the seconds on each clip but no total running time.

Where can I find the Running Time as I watch a project? I only see the seconds on each clip but no total running time.
Karsten may have interpreted your question literally. You asked "where can I find the Running Time as I _watch a project_" (underline is my emphasis). I think you may have meant viewing the elapsed time when skimming through and editing your project.
Go to iMovie>Preferences in the Menu and select the General tab. Check (tick) the box labelled "Display time as HH:MM:SS:Frames". Now, from the Menu, select View>Playhead Info. When moving through your project, in the black panel that moves with the playhead, you will see the elapsed time down to the frame level.
Unfortunately, as Karsten reported, the elapsed time does not show up when simply "playing" the project.
John

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Is it possible to choose the serial port if only the run time engine is installed

I have an application, which communicates over the serial port. When I use the full version of Labview I can change the serial port without any problem from Com1 to Com2 (similar to the example “Hardeware input output -> serial -> Labview serial vi"). When I build an application and try to run this program on a computer where only the run time engine 6.1 is installed, it is not possible to choose the serial port. Since there is no “Measurement and Automation Explorer” available on the run time engine and no directory C:\VXIpnp is created, when the run time engine is installed, I do not see a way, how I can satisfy the computer with the information it needs for configuring
the different ports. Any suggestions?

Hi Daniel,
Before LV6.1 there was LV5.1 In LV5.1 the way to Spedify a resource was to use a string control with correct VIsa Resource Class identifier. For eg. "GPIB0::11" or "ASRL1::INSTR". With Introduction of VISA Resource Name Control and linking with MAX, These names are Available from Pull Down List and Can be Aliased, meaning ASRL1 which is Serial Port 1 can be called COM1 and so on. However the old method still works with all 6.1 Controls. Only thing is you have to make sure you Dont Conflict the Class Names ie Use "GPIB::.." instead of "ASRL..." when addressing Serial Port VI's.
To solve your Problem I would Build a Menu ring with COM1 to COM4 in the Pull Down List.
Next, If I use the Traditonal Serial Port VI wich accepts the Integer as Seria
l Port #. I just Wire the Menu Ring to this VI.(Remember COM1 is 0, COM2 is 1 for this VI)
If I use VISA Config Serial Post. I build an Array Constant with Corresponding VISA Class Names So in our case a String Array Constant of 4 elements "ASRL1::INST" to "ASRL4::INST". I Use Index Array Function With the Index Wired to my Menu Ring. The Array Input Terminal Wired to the Array Constant. The Output of this Array will be correct Visa Class Name Based on slection of my Menu Ring. I can Wire this as Input to my VISA Config Serial Port Vi.
I have attached a Small VI to Illustrate this.
Drawback: You must Predefine what Ports you will Want to Use. Basically you define all the cases.
I hope this Answers your Q!
Good Luck
Mache
Good Luck!
Mache
Attachments:
Serial_Port_Select.vi ‏36 KB

Display Progress Indicator in the Run Time

Hi All,
How do display Progress Indicator in the Run Time for a JSF Page using ADF components?
Regards
Santosh

I have similar problem.
Basically my page do search in the database which takes some time. so when search starts I would like to display the progress indicator or some thing which will show some processging is going on in background. Once it completes the background processing, the same page displays the result. At this time I want to hide the progress indicator.
Is there any way to do this. I am using EA17 with JDev.

Path where to install the run time engine (on Linux)

I have a cluster of Linux computers where I would like to run compiled LABview (8.20 at the moment) applications build
with the application builder.
Therefore I would like to install the LABview run time engine on a NFS mount file system seen from each computer. But
the installation procedure of the run time engine does not propose to
choise the installation directory, but force the installation
in /usr/local/lib.
I try to workaround this problem and have copied the /usr/local/lib/LABview.8.2 directory to my NFS filesystem and
made the 'necessary' links.
Unfortunatly it doesn't run and fails because the
liblvrt.so.8.2 library can not access patched versions of the
libOSMesa.so.4
and libGL.so.1 librairies but uses the standard ones in /usr/X11R6/lib.
Even by setting my LD_LIBRARY_PATH correctly to access the patched librairies versions it does not run because the
liblvrt8.2 library seems to be linked with the following
'rpath' (given by the command 'strings liblvrt.so.8.2 |
grep patchlib')
$ORIGIN/LabVIEW-8.2/patchlib:$ORIGIN/patchlib:/usr/X11R6/lib:/usr/lib:$ORIGIN:$ORIGIN/LabVIEW-8.2/linux:$ORIGIN/linux:$ORIGIN/resource
which prevents to access the patched librairies versions if the $ORIGIN is not set. Therefore I tried to set $ORIGIN as an
environment variable but it doesn't change anything.
Therefore my question is: Did somebody have already had this type of problem, what is $ORIGIN and how I can set it ?
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Sir,
Please could tell me the distribution you use ?
Cordially,
Pierre R...
Certified LabVIEW Developer

Can we load and unload the files in the run time?

Can we load and unload the files in the run time?
For example there are four files named "test1.h & test1.c" and another set "test2.h & test2.c" (I attached them as attachment to this post).
test1.h contains code:
int variable; //variable declared as integer
test1.c contains code:
variable = 1; //variable assigned a value
test1.h contains code:
char *variable; //variable declared as string
test1.c contains code:
variable = "EXAMPLE"; //variable assigned a string
So here, in this case can I dynamically load / unload the first & second group of files so that the same variable name "variable" can be used both as integer and string? And if yes, how is that to be done?
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
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What do you mean by "dynamically"?
If you want to have a variable that either is an int or a char in the same program run, I'm afraid your only option is to define it as a variant and assign from time to time the proper data type in the variant according to some condition. Next, every time you access the variable you must firstly check which data type is stored in it, next access it in the proper way.
If on the other hand your option or to have a run in which the variable is an int, next you stop the program and in a following run it is a char, you may have it by using some appropriade preprocessor clause:
#ifdef CHAR_TYPE
#include "test1.h"; // variable defined as a char
#else
#include "test2.h"; // variable defined as int
#endif
Next, every time you want to access the variable you must proceed in the same vay:
#ifdef CHAR_TYPE
variable = "string";
#else
variable = 1;
#endif
Does it worth the effort?
Additionally, keep in mind that this "dynamical" approach can work only in the IDE, where you can properly #define your CHAR_TYPE or not depending on your wishes: when you compile the program, it will have only one #include depending on the definition of the macro.
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In LV6.1, can I get the run-time menu refnum of a VI from the VI Path?

Actually, for any version of LabVIEW, can I get the run-time menu refnum from the VI Path (or the VI reference)?
Thanks!
Enrique
www.vartortech.com

I just thought of a workaround...you could have a Menu Bar Ref indicator on your main VI front panel. When your VI runs, you could have the Current VI's Menubar function wire the refnum into that indicator. Then, in your subVI that has the VI reference, you could use VI Server to read the value of that indicator, then cast the value into a refnum wire, then you'd have access to the menubar reference in the subVI without having to pass it in to a subVI terminal. Would that work?
Oh, another simpler idea would be to simply wire the Menubar reference into a global, and read that global in the subVI.
-D
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How to specify a different directory for the Run-Time Engine?

With LV 7.1 it's become even more difficult to create installation sets in third-party tools without having to include the full run-time engine separately.
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When you create the stand alone, in options you can actually set the temp directory and default directory. You can change it there OR in goto options and check for libraries/directories. You can change it there too.
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Building an Application in Windows to be used in Linux (with the Run-Time Engine)

Hi All,
I have an LabVIEW project I have developed in a Windows environment. I can create an Application (.exe) using the Build Specification -> Application Builder which works fine on the development platform.
I now want to distribute the application to a Linux Environment. The OS is openSUSE v10.3 (with GNOME). I have downloaded the two rpm files needed for the run-time engine and installed them, as per here:http://digital.ni.com/softlib.nsf/websearch/97E14BA3E0C14A89862572C300567733?opendocument&node=13207...
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If I do create an exe and manually remove the extention is doesn't work on the Linux enviroment (typing ./application).
Has anyone had experiance of this?
Many Thanks for Any Help,
Oliver
Windows XP SP 2
Labview 8.2.1
openSUSE v10.3 (with GNOME)
LabVIEW Run-time Engine Version 8.2.1 for Linux

The cross-platform nature of LabVIEW refers more to the code than to the executable.
LV (given the appropriate development version) can compile the same source code into a Windows (using LV for Windows), Linux (using LV for Linux) or Mac (using LV for Mac) program.
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Report layout in the run time

i have bilingual system
i want to change the layout of report from right to left or opposite as my language
for example :
if my language = English
layout = left to right
if my language=Arabic
layout = right to left
during the run time
thanks in advanced

Hi Lavanya,
This can be the mapping error.
Take the source payload from SXMB_MONI, copy it and paste in the 'Test' tab of Message mapping in IR.
Check if you are getting any error or it is successful there.
-Supriya.

How to know the timings of the run time of thr report

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Hiding url in the run time

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i am using oracle forms 10g, i have developed a form
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at the run time.
can i hide the '192.168.0.15:8889/frm/frmservlet/?from=test.fmx' this from other users who is running this forms by accessing my ip address while running the form.
in fact i have already seen this hiding but i don't how to hide this
can anybody tell me how to hide this by giving alternative name from my own..........

Yes, this is possible. To hide the URL you will need to use HTML Frames and assign the Forms Servlet page to one of the frames. Then call your application using the frames html page. Here is the basic setup:
1. Create a simple index.html as follows:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>YOUR APP TITLE HERE</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET BORDER=0 rows="1, *">
<FRAME NAME="top" SRC="top.html" FRAMEBORDER="NO"
SCROLLING = "NO" NORESIZE>
<FRAME NAME="bottom"
SRC=http://HOST:PORT/forms/frmservlet?config=myAPP FRAMEBORDER="NO" SCROLLING = "AUTO">
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>Beware to change the HOST:PORT to your actual host and port information.
2. Save this file in the docroot directory for the HTTP server
3. Create a dummy empty file at the same location named top.html (To represent the upper frame)
4. Run the URL http://HOST:PORT/index.html or simply http://HOST:PORT
Hope this helps,
Craig B-)
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How to change the printer name in the User profile in the run time.

Hi
I am in need to change the printer name in the run time.
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Thanks
Karthik

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The "Null Error Stack" that is shown in the Run time workbench

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Change column width in the run time

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Thanks a lot.
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How to disable the run-time popup menu in the sequence display on TestStand Operator Interface, that allow the use to skip the test?

How to disable the run-time popup menu in the sequence display on TestStand Operator Interface, that allow the use to skip the test?

Hello,
Regarding the skip/force pass/force fail options, when I set the ControlExecFlow to True in Teststand 3.1 and 3.5, in the Sequence Editor the menu options for skip/force pass/force fail are not active for Technician but, when I launch the Operator Interface logged with Technician the options are active. The problem is that if the technician sets one step to one of these options, and change the user to Operator, the test step remains skip/force pass.
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