03-23-2007 09:05 AM - edited 03-23-2007 09:05 AM
Hi Parthabe, Perhaps your comment here was referring to my post where I said "I don't understand your problem with Altenbach's VI."
We happened to be posting at about the same time. I was responding to Playmaker's post where he said that Altenbach's results were incorrect. Your post got in a minute before mine, so it sounded like I was referring to your inability to open it by not having LV 8 or 8.2. That wasn't what I intended at all. ![]()
Playmaker, you should definitely post a VI for others to look at. Altenbach's VI seems to work exactly as you asked for in you original post which is the basic concept of how to do the data manipulation. Now it sounds like you have a few more requirements to add on. That means Altenbach's VI needs to be modified from a quick example into a larger program structure. Sending what you have so far will help everyone see what you are trying to do and help guide you into what your ultimate goal is for this VI.
Message Edited by Ravens Fan on 03-23-2007 10:06 AM
03-23-2007 05:12 PM
03-23-2007 11:35 PM
03-24-2007 01:07 AM
@playmaker wrote:
- Every time I have an input, I have to click outside of the string (input) box to see my output.
String controls have several options that you can set by right-clicking. If you want the string to accept the new value whenever you hit enter, select "limit to single line". If you want a change to be detected whenever you add or delete a character, set "update values while typing". Maybe you want to set both (See attached) ;).
playmaker wrote:
- I have string and string 2. String 2 is a number which I set. I need something to say..."whenever the value of "string" changes, increment "string2" by one.
Well, first of all you can possibly simplify the code by using a numeric indicator set to binary display. Also the start count could be numeric. I you really need a string, use the method from the previous code.
Attached is a simple draft. See if this can point you in the right direction.
03-24-2007 01:53 AM
@Ravens Fan wrote:
Parthabe: "I think U people are not scolding "Me" for not being able to open Altenbach's VI, due to not having LV 8.0 or 8.2..."
Hi Parthabe, Perhaps your comment here was referring to my post where I said "I don't understand your problem with Altenbach's VI."
We happened to be posting at about the same time. I was responding to Playmaker's post where he said that Altenbach's results were incorrect. Your post got in a minute before mine, so it sounded like I was referring to your inability to open it by not having LV 8 or 8.2. That wasn't what I intended at all.
Hi Ravens,
I knew where the just criticism was headed to... ![]()
Didnt U see the Wink smiley at the end of the line... ?! ![]()
No offence, no defence personally... only subject apart... ![]()
03-24-2007 06:59 AM
03-24-2007 07:17 AM
03-24-2007 12:00 PM
@playmaker wrote:
Ok, I see what you mean, but is there a way to actually see the value of "set number" change whenever the value of "string" changes. Currently, it will increment the binary but not the "set number". Well I can try just to have another string or something else to prove that the actual number is being changed.
Well, set number is a control, setting the start value for the counting. Why should it change???. You are looking for a decimal indicator for the current value.
Simply create a second numeric indicator and connect it also the the blue wire, right next to the binary indicator. Set it to decimal display. Voila!
(You can even do both formats in the same indicator by setting an advanced numeric format.
see e.g.http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=222263 see attached quick example) 🙂
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