Hi,
I alway use a vi that runs on start up. I usually call it "Stop All.vi". This vi gets all vi's in memory (application property node), and then in a for loop opens references to each vi and aborts (vi method) it. If LabVIEW hangs up, I open this vi from windows explorer (or desktop, or recently opened) and all vi's are aborted.
When you aborting all vi's in memory, don't forget to check if the name equals "Stop All.vi", or "Stop All.vi" itself will be aborted!
If you didn't make such a vi at front, you can use task manager to stop LabVIEW (but don't press "end now"!). Then LabVIEW will prompt with a dialog. If you cancel the shut down, you'll still get a change to save all modified vi's.
Regards,
Wiebe.
"IEC" <x@no.email> wrote in message news:1153408213902-394021@exchange.ni.com...
Hey everyone... a quick question.
Sometimes I'll forget to leave the 'abort' button in the menu bar and then I write a bit of code that hangs up somewhere and can't stop it. So I have to kill labview to get out.
Is there a key sequence (like 'open-apple . ' for anyone who ever used hypercard on macs) which will interrupt the program?
thanks,
jonathan