LabVIEW
Fenster minimieren
Hi Simon,
there are property nodes for the frontpanel:
Open a reference to the vi, wire the reference to a property node, select property FP.State and select the appropriate input.
(Look at help window: 'Current state of the front panel window. Valid values include 0 (Invalid), 1 (Standard), 2 (Closed), 3 (Hidden), 4 (Minimized), and 5 (Maximized).').
Seems you are responsible for user interface design 🙂
there are property nodes for the frontpanel:
Open a reference to the vi, wire the reference to a property node, select property FP.State and select the appropriate input.
(Look at help window: 'Current state of the front panel window. Valid values include 0 (Invalid), 1 (Standard), 2 (Closed), 3 (Hidden), 4 (Minimized), and 5 (Maximized).').
Seems you are responsible for user interface design 🙂
wunderful, this works graet 
The next question now is: Can I move the whole window with the move by picking it up on the top or somewhere, like bye the normal "windows"-windows.
I found someday, its longer ago, a example from LV, where you could move a "playing card" with the move. But i dont find it anymore 8(
And now i dont only want to move a simple card, i want to move the whole application window.
Can you also help me by this problem?
Hello Simon,
yes you can, but it requires some more work:
You can detect mouse-clicks with the event structure. This way you can program your 'click-and-drag'-detection (MouseUp/Down-events).
To move your window you have to use the same property nodes as for minimizing: Frontpanel.Position/Bounds.
You surely will find some examples for this!
yes you can, but it requires some more work:
You can detect mouse-clicks with the event structure. This way you can program your 'click-and-drag'-detection (MouseUp/Down-events).
To move your window you have to use the same property nodes as for minimizing: Frontpanel.Position/Bounds.
You surely will find some examples for this!
