flat sequence

[Samineni]

hi,

   I am using flat sequence for my autofocussing part of my project. It is working in one direction but not working in the other direction. I am just posting my vi can anyone suggest anything i can do for further processing.

[Silver_Shaper]

Attach your subvi also.. I don't know why you are using too much flat sequences. Try to replace flat sequence with error in and error out terminals.

[Samineni]

hi,

   here is my sub vi

[Ray.R]

You are going to win the Flat Structure Abuse Award!

You need to understand how LabVIEW works and the concept of data flow.  Using Flat Structures to force flow is not a good idea. 

The only time that it's okay to use Flat Sequences is for the few native functions which do not have an error cluster terminal associated with it or to prevent a race condition between a notifer / queue and controls that would go into a State Machine.

To learn more about LabVIEW, I suggest you try looking at some of these tutorials.

[Andrey_Dmitriev]

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@Samineni wrote:

It is working in one direction but not working in the other direction.

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Impossible is nothing, that could be funny

http://screencast.com/t/M1P89HRqBVK

In general there are languages exists where writing starts from the right of the page, and continues to the left. Why dataflow in LabVIEW should always follow left to right direction?

Sorry for offtopic, Ray already has answered your question above.

[Ray.R]

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@Andrey Dmitriev wrote:

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In general there are languages exists where writing starts from the right of the page, and continues to the left.

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Makes me wonder how tst wires his diagrams...  😄

[MoReese]

You mean to tell me tst has been wrong all this time!  I've been modeling my structures after his.

[MoReese]

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@Andrey Dmitriev wrote:

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@Samineni wrote:

It is working in one direction but not working in the other direction.

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Impossible is nothing, that could be funny

http://screencast.com/t/M1P89HRqBVK

In general there are languages exists where writing starts from the right of the page, and continues to the left. Why dataflow in LabVIEW should always follow left to right direction?

Sorry for offtopic, Ray already has answered your question above.

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My brain almost blew up watching that video.

[SteveChandler]

I will take this even further off-topic. Try programming like this without your head exploding.

[JÞB]

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@Andrey Dmitriev wrote:

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@Samineni wrote:

It is working in one direction but not working in the other direction.

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Impossible is nothing, that could be funny

http://screencast.com/t/M1P89HRqBVK

In general there are languages exists where writing starts from the right of the page, and continues to the left. Why dataflow in LabVIEW should always follow left to right direction?

Sorry for offtopic, Ray already has answered your question above.

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