JUST IGNORE MY LAST POST.
Pedja
For the first question, you probably should create a seperate subVI
for each indicator.
About (2). There are many ways to stop the loops in the subVIs (You
seem to use a global variable). You could just use the numeric itself
and test for a value that never can occur during normal runs (e.g.
NaN,
About question 1:
I will have up to 10 or more indicators on the final fron panel of my
main VI. I thought of making subVI for each indicator but would that
be too many subVIs.
I guess they are not that big so it doesn't take much memory.
Regarding this topic of making subVIs can you remind what
This is very neat.
It is exactly what I was asked to do.
I have noticed that it displays one indicator at the time.
Now I just have to understand better how it works so that I can modify
it to enlarge 1 or more indicators at the time.
Thanks a lot,
Pedja
If it is possible how can I make the program so that the indicator
that the user clicks on becomes larger with respect to the background
so that the user can watch the level of the pressure from the bigger
distance.
Are there any tricks that can be done with maybe property nodes or
something
I am measuring the pressure at different points in the system (three
chambers in the series). I have main VI working and I have many
indicators on the front panel of my main.
If it is possible how can I make the program so that the indicator
that the user clicks on becomes larger with respect to
