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08-10-2007 02:03 PM - edited 08-10-2007 02:03 PM
I think you took my statement about "hard" error a little too literally. What I meant is that under certain conditions you don't set the boolean of the error cluster to be on. You could, for example, use NI's convention of setting the boolean to false, and the error code to non-zero. This convention says that this is a warning. Note that this is just a convention, and so is not universally accepted or practiced.
Is there a way to pass a "soft" error on the error line?
Message Edited by smercurio_fc on 08-10-2007 02:04 PM
08-10-2007 02:14 PM
I did understand "hard" and used "soft" in that same vein. I appreciate the suggestion for the warning convention.
note, the TDM issue was just an example. My issue is much more global than this one subVI. I'll see if I can implement more of a warning structure rather than set a error. I'm not sure what "imho" means but I'm pretty sure it's not what it sounds like 😉
Thanks.
08-10-2007 02:14 PM
I did understand "hard" and used "soft" in that same vein. I appreciate the suggestion for the warning convention.
note, the TDM issue was just an example. My issue is much more global than this one subVI. I'll see if I can implement more of a warning structure rather than set a error. I'm not sure what "imho" means but I'm pretty sure it's not what it sounds like 😉
Thanks.
08-10-2007 02:20 PM