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v6.0.2
Download and Install with VIPM: https://www.vipm.io/package/oglib_string/
Release Notes:
- [6.0.2] Hotfix to upgrade dependency on new OpenG Variant Data Library
- [6.0.1] Hotfix to remove "__ogtk" suffix from lvlib name
- Requires LabVIEW 2020 or greater
- Moved library VIs into Library (
openg_string.lvlib) #10 - Upgraded source code to LV2020 format #8
- Marked all as Separate Compiled Code #9
Kudos to contributors @Bas-vE and @jimkring for their work on this release.
Important: Callers of this package will relink automatically to the new Library (`openg_string.lvlib) that contains this package. However, if you subsequently downgrade this package to version 5.x or older, your callers will need to be manually relinked to the older version (without the Library namespace).
This Package depends on these other packages:
OpenG Error Library >= 6.0.0.26
OpenG Variant Library >= 6.0.0.45
v6.0.0
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What's Changed
- Requires LabVIEW 2020 or greater
- Moved library VIs into Library (
openg_string.lvlib) #10 - Upgraded source code to LV2020 format #8
- Marked all as Separate Compiled Code #9
Kudos to contributors @Bas-vE and @jimkring for their work on this release.
Important: Callers of this package will relink automatically to the new Library (`openg_string.lvlib) that contains this package. However, if you subsequently downgrade this package to version 5.x or older, your callers will need to be manually relinked to the older version (without the Library namespace).
Related PRs
Full Changelog: 5.0...v6.0.0
5.0
[5.0] - 2021-02-05
Changed
- Upgraded sources to LabVIEW 2013
- Separated compiled code from source files
- Trim Whitespace now shows as "Trim Whitespace.vi (OpenG)" in QuickDrop and the Palettes, to make it distinct from the one that ships with LabVIEW.
4.1.2
4.1.1
[4.1.1] - 2021-02-04
Fixed
- #1 Improved 1D Array to String to work around LabVIEW RT (Linux) compilation bug.
Thanks to contributors Eric Graham, Antoine Chalons (@AntoineChalons) and Jim Kring (@jimkring) for their help/work on this release.