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button does not pop back.


RSibagatullin wrote:

I have attahched the code of the  event trigger. The button by itself is outside the while loop.


No, you only attached an image, which only shows 20% of the story. Is there a reason the terminal is not INSIDE this event case? That would fix your problem as already mentioned many times above.

 

(A real VI is preferred as attachment. I cannot "run" an image, I cannot look at other cases, I cannot look at the event configuration, etc.)

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Sorry, I was not able to include the whole VI because the  this VI consistst of like 20 subVI which are working with specific harware over GPIB and UDP. Thus this VI won't work unless you will have the mentioned above HW.

THanks.

 

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Even without the subVI, we can look at all cases and the overall structure of the program.

 

You still have not answered the question on why you insist that the terminal is outside the loop.

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RSibagatullin wrote:

The button by itself is outside the while loop.


That might be the problem. 

 

Thanks for the image, however, we would need to see the greater picture.  If the button is outside the active code (ie: within an executing loop) it may not get processed, thus as a result it does not "pop back up".

 

R

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