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Hi,

 

Sorry, I forgot to set it to LV2009. Now you have itSmiley Happy

 

Regards,

 

Hossein

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Can you convert them to LV 2009 again? I'm using an earlier LV version.

 

I don't really get how the moving is working in the dynamically register for events example, my labview knowledge isn't that good I guess, haha!

I understand the labview basics but things like the event structures aren't going very well. Also I still got still some difficulty's with arrays.

 

Tomorrow I will try to make some things myself and view some examples that are working with event structures.

 

 Edit: You were faster. 🙂 Thanks!

 

 

 

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You uploaded the wrong zip file, it's still 2011!

 

Can you upload the right one, please?

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sorry for that.

 

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Hossein,

 

Your example is quite well done, and even if I guess that you did it quite quickly, I permit to suggest some improvements:

 

- Creating an FGV instead of 4 different subVIs would be better for efficiency, cleanliness, memory management and future evolutions.

- I'm not sure it's possible to insert it in a subVI as you did it, but why do you used Mouse VIs for movements instead of mouse move Events? (that's just a question, it would probably not change anything)

 

Whatever, it's a nice exemple probably easier to understand than dynamic events.

 

Regards,

Olivier L. | Certified LabVIEW Developer


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