Macro Overview
Macros are very useful when you want to automate and repeat a series of actions, such as keystrokes and menu selections. There are two types of macros that you can record: temporary and permanent. Temporary macros are overwritten anytime you record a new temporary macro, but permanant macros can be saved and can be loaded into new instances of LabWindows/CVI. Saving and loading permanant macros can be very helpful for sharing macros among multiple developers or storing macros in a source code control system.
Recording Macros
To get started recording macros, select Tools»Source Code Macros»Record Macro or select Tools»Source Code Macros»Record Temporary Macro, depending on the type of macro you would like to record.
Pausing Macro Recording
You can pause the reocring phase of the macro by selecting Tools»Source Code Macros»Pause.
Resuming Macro Recording
To continue reocring the macro by select Tools»Source Code Macros»Continue.
Stopping Macro Recording
When you have completed recording the macro, select Tools»Source Code Macros»Stop Macro or select Tools»Source Code Macros»Stop Temporary Macro, depending on the type of macro you are recording.
Saving Macro
Loading Macro
You can load a previously recorded macro from the Manage Micro dialog box which can be launched by selecting Tools»Source Code Macros»Manage. To load saved macros, click the Load button in the Manage Micro dialog box.
Executing Macros
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