To be able to stop your programme, work first with "Get Date/Time.vi". Then
use "decimal string to number.vi" to take the hours and minutes out.(use
offset to choose the value you need)
Compare hours and minutes with constants. When constants = hours, pass from
one flat sequence, for example, to another. After that, use "Write to
file.vi " or else as you whish.
Work with File Path to change the file name so as not to have it over write
the previous file.
Put every thing in a for loop so as to have it loop as many times as you
want.
I'm not getting into details i'm rather confident you'll work it out well
with these explanations.
Regards
Gérard
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"arifshil" wrote in message
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Is there a way to program LabView to automatically stop, save, and
restart (in some sort of for loop)?
Hello, I'd like to program LabView to stop a running LabView program
after a specified period of time, save it to some pre-given file name,
and then restart it again. Maybe in some sort of for loop? The file
name to be saved could just be a incremented by a number.. Is there
any way to do this? Any help is appreciated. Thank you very much!
