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The behavior of various Eulogy-related actions and APIs should be customizable from configuration (INI) files. The order of precedence would be as follows:
System INI file, located in the Toolkit API root folder for a LabVIEW installation, i.e. C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW YYYY\vi.lib\Field R&D Services\Eulogy\Eulogy.ini. This would define the defaults for the behavior, where YYYY is replaced with the year.
User INI file, located in the LabVIEW Data folder for a user, i.e. C:\Users\<username>\Documents\LabVIEW Data\Eulogy\Eulogy.ini. This would define user-specific configurations for Eulogy behavior, where <username> is replaced with the current Windows user.
Project INI file, located in the same folder as the LabVIEW project file (.lvproj), i.e. C:\Users\<username>\Code\<project-name>\Eulogy.ini. This would define configurations for Eulogy behavior specific to the project and/or source code, where <username> is replaced with the current Windows user and <project-name> is replaced with the name of the project. This would allow multiple people working on the same project to have the same Eulogy behavior. The Eulogy.ini file would be included in version control and any source distribution.
Examples of configurations would be the default grave digger and necromancer to use.
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The behavior of various Eulogy-related actions and APIs should be customizable from configuration (INI) files. The order of precedence would be as follows:
C:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW YYYY\vi.lib\Field R&D Services\Eulogy\Eulogy.ini
. This would define the defaults for the behavior, whereYYYY
is replaced with the year.C:\Users\<username>\Documents\LabVIEW Data\Eulogy\Eulogy.ini
. This would define user-specific configurations for Eulogy behavior, where<username>
is replaced with the current Windows user.C:\Users\<username>\Code\<project-name>\Eulogy.ini
. This would define configurations for Eulogy behavior specific to the project and/or source code, where<username>
is replaced with the current Windows user and<project-name>
is replaced with the name of the project. This would allow multiple people working on the same project to have the same Eulogy behavior. TheEulogy.ini
file would be included in version control and any source distribution.Examples of configurations would be the default grave digger and necromancer to use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: