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JKISoftware / JKI-State-Machine-Editor

The JKI State Machine Editor is a tool to make it easy for developers to use the JKI State Machine. It makes common tasks extremely easy to perform and exposes the user to more “advanced” (non-obvious) JKI SM features (because they are first-class features of the Helper), as well as JKI SM best practices (since the helper can enforce them: left-justification of strings, avoiding chaining states, etc.).
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Mass compile (by VIPM) doesn't seem to actually save all the VIs #9

Closed jimkring closed 7 years ago

jimkring commented 7 years ago

If you launch the JKI SM Editor, Ctrl+. (to stop it), Ctrl+M (to goto edit mode), and then drop it on a block diagram of a VI in the main application instance, you'll see that the VIs are asking to be saved when you close the JKI SM Editor. If all VIs are saved, it then runs much faster as observed by right-click menu speed (right-click on JKI SM) and quickdrop shortcut launch (ctrl+space >> ctrl+J)

jimkring commented 7 years ago

Fixed in https://github.com/JKISoftware/JKI-State-Machine-Editor/releases/tag/2013.0.4 (it's actually a work-around for what appears to be a VIPM package-building bug where there's a CaseSelect.vi that's not namespaced and appears to be an LLB file type with a .vi extension, also noted that VIPM should be more tolerant of a single file not loading and should proceed with rest of mass compile of files it can* load)