LabVIEW configuration file/Miscellaneous - Revision history

NJKirchner: updated the description of the pop-up disablign

2025-03-07T22:10:48Z

updated the description of the pop-up disablign

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	\| notes =None		\| notes =None
	}}		}}
	{{ labviewconfigurationkey		{{labviewconfigurationkey
	\| keyname = DisableUDCEngagement		\| keyname = DisableUDCEngagement
	\| example = DisableUDCEngagement=True		\| example = DisableUDCEngagement=True
	\| datatype = Bool		\| datatype = Bool
	\| description = Disables the 'Useful Information ~~pop~~-up' highlighting new and useful features		\| description = Disables the 'Useful Information Pop-up' highlighting new and useful features as well as local events. Many useful but hard to uncover features and events will be shown in here therefore it is best to leave it enabled. Specific effort is being spent to ensure the value and limited interaction of these pop-up's.
	\| default = False		\| default = False
	\| LV1 = 2025		\| LV1 = 2025

NJKirchner: Added tag that disables LabVIEW Clippy pop-up

2025-03-07T21:34:40Z

Added tag that disables LabVIEW Clippy pop-up

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 | notes =None
 }}
+{{ labviewconfigurationkey
 {{ labviewconfigurationkey
 | keyname = dropThroughClicks

Dnatt: Removed bad link to ni.com (I couldn't find a replacement link)

2022-10-21T18:30:57Z

Removed bad link to ni.com (I couldn't find a replacement link)

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	\| OS3 = l		\| OS3 = l
	\| OS4 =		\| OS4 =
	\| notes = ~~Source: NI Knowledge Base~~		\| notes =None
	~~( http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/279F064F0688C114862570900057678C )~~
	}}		}}

Flarn2006: Clarify bit about Xnode license

2021-08-23T04:26:35Z

Clarify bit about Xnode license

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:26, 23 August 2021
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	\| OS1 =m		\| OS1 =m
	\| OS2 =l		\| OS2 =l
	\| notes =This configuration key does not work on Windows, as it ~~must instead be~~ enabled via the license ~~manager in that version~~. When enabled, "XNode" will appear in the File->New dialog.		\| notes =This configuration key does not work on Windows, as on that version it is enabled via an "XNodeDevelopment" license which is only available to NI employees; thus, there is no way to access this functionality on the Windows version without violating the license agreement. When enabled, regardless of OS, "XNode" will appear in the File->New dialog.
	}}		}}

Flarn2006: Update GenericsAreGo description that obviously predates the existence of Malleable VI's.

2021-08-23T04:21:24Z

Update GenericsAreGo description that obviously predates the existence of Malleable VI's.

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	\| example = GenericsAreGo=TRUE		\| example = GenericsAreGo=TRUE
	\| datatype = b		\| datatype = b
	\| description = Adds a context-menu item to controls and indicators labeled "Generic". This activates an abandoned feature in LabVIEW enabling the creation of "[[Generic VIs]]". If a control marked "generic" is connected to a VI's connector pane, it will automatically change to whatever type is wired to it~~, and~~ an indicator marked "generic" shows similar behavior with its block diagram terminal. ~~This enables the creation of VI's that can work~~ with ~~literally any type~~, ~~without needing to use polymorphic VI~~'s. ~~This sounds like it would be useful,~~ '''~~HOWEVER~~, you ~~should only use this if you only~~ want to experiment with ~~unreleased features~~. NI staff have warned against using this in any kind of production code, as it is very buggy, abandoned for a reason, and can corrupt VI's.'''		\| description = Adds a context-menu item to controls and indicators labeled "Generic". This activates an abandoned feature in LabVIEW enabling the creation of "[[Generic VIs]]". If a control marked "generic" is connected to a VI's connector pane, it will automatically change to whatever type is wired to it; an indicator marked "generic" shows similar behavior with its block diagram terminal. If this just sounds like [[Malleable VIs]] with extra steps, that's because this is an unfinished prototype of what eventually became that. '''Using them is a BAD IDEA, unless you just want to experiment with it as a curiosity. NI staff have warned against using this in any kind of production code, as it is very buggy, abandoned for a reason, and can corrupt VI's. Use Malleable VI's instead; they do the same thing much better without using buggy unfinished features.'''
	\| permitted_values = TRUE or FALSE		\| permitted_values = TRUE or FALSE
	\| default = FALSE		\| default = FALSE

Logmanoriginal: Add ShowConsoleForPythonNode

2021-05-01T21:34:12Z

Add ShowConsoleForPythonNode

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 | default = FALSE
 | LV1 = 2013
 | LV2 =
 | LV3 =
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 == References ==
-<references/>
+<references>
 [[Category:Configuration File|Misc]]

Flarn2006: XNodeDevelopment_LabVIEWInternalTag

2020-09-27T15:34:20Z

XNodeDevelopment_LabVIEWInternalTag

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 | OS2 = m
 | OS3 = l
 }}

Flarn2006 at 15:13, 21 September 2020

2020-09-21T15:13:22Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:13, 21 September 2020
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	\| example = GenericsAreGo=TRUE		\| example = GenericsAreGo=TRUE
	\| datatype = b		\| datatype = b
	\| description = Adds a context-menu item to controls and indicators labeled "Generic". This activates an abandoned feature in LabVIEW enabling the creation of "Generic VIs". If a control marked "generic" is connected to a VI's connector pane, it will automatically change to whatever type is wired to it, and an indicator marked "generic" shows similar behavior with its block diagram terminal. This enables the creation of VI's that can work with literally any type, without needing to use polymorphic VI's. This sounds like it would be useful, '''HOWEVER, you should only use this if you only want to experiment with unreleased features. NI staff have warned against using this in any kind of production code, as it is very buggy, abandoned for a reason, and can corrupt VI's.'''		\| description = Adds a context-menu item to controls and indicators labeled "Generic". This activates an abandoned feature in LabVIEW enabling the creation of "[[Generic VIs]]". If a control marked "generic" is connected to a VI's connector pane, it will automatically change to whatever type is wired to it, and an indicator marked "generic" shows similar behavior with its block diagram terminal. This enables the creation of VI's that can work with literally any type, without needing to use polymorphic VI's. This sounds like it would be useful, '''HOWEVER, you should only use this if you only want to experiment with unreleased features. NI staff have warned against using this in any kind of production code, as it is very buggy, abandoned for a reason, and can corrupt VI's.'''
	\| permitted_values = TRUE or FALSE		\| permitted_values = TRUE or FALSE
	\| default = FALSE		\| default = FALSE

Logmanoriginal: Add viTitleInPalettes

2020-02-01T10:15:30Z

Add viTitleInPalettes

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 | OS4 =
 | notes =Unfortunately this option no longer works in LabVIEW versions 8+.
 }}

Logmanoriginal: Add useUnicode

2020-02-01T09:48:28Z

Add useUnicode

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 | OS4 =
 | notes =None
 }}