Hi Yusif,
unfortunately, the answer to both of your questions is a no. You;ll need to handle them both prgramatically.
The second is the easiest to describe, so I'll cover that one first. -
Sequences and loops don't have the goto, break or continue capabilities of programming languages such as 'C' or Basic. You need to put a loop around the sequence and decide whether to run the whole sequence again.
If it's just a case of doing the first frame again, then copy the first frame, and if necessary put a case statement around the functionality inside the frame to get the program flow you want.
The "any" buttons problem is a little more in-depth.
The simplest way is to put all the buttons into either an array or (my preference) a cluster - you can arrange the
buttons where you wish and then interrogate the cluster in one go (use the cluster to array function, and then search 1-D array for index of the button that was pressed (search for a true, and if one is not found, the function returns a -1 - 0 or higher and you have your "any"
The alternative is a little trickerr still - I'm putting together a sub-vi which will interrogate the calling .vi's front panel, stripping off all the button controls, and performing an "any" or an "all" function on them. (this way it can be re-used) - I'm using LabVIEW 6.1. I'll post it here when it's finished
Hope this helps.
Sacha
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