Yonatan Tidhar wrote:
Yes I thought so, but way should the execution should be depend
Were the front panel is open or not? No meter if I leave open
reference to the VI
I was expect that the vi execution will continue until the code ends.
As I recall, this was the behaviour a few versions back
Yonatan Tidhar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes I thought so, but way should the execution should be depend
Were the front panel is open or not? No meter if I leave open reference to the VI
I was expect that the vi execution will continue until the code ends.
Simply because it is way to easy to
that the top level vi FP didn't open by default (silent mode)?
Yonatan Tidhar
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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 09:37:12 -0500
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Subject: Re: Hiding Main VI's Window in built application
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Because in A, once you close the front panel there is no reference to the VI, unless
it has opened its own reference.
At 1:38 PM +0200 3/1/04, Yonatan Tidhar wrote:
From my experience (6.1)
At the top level VI:
A) if I use property node FP.Open and wired False Value to it and the reference
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Subject: Re: Hiding Main VI's Window in built application
Because in A, once you close the front panel there is no reference to the VI, unless
At 11:41 +0200 02/23/2004, E. Blasberg wrote:
A colleague wants to build an application where a Password dialog appears and only if
the correct password is entered would the main VI appear.
1) Launch Password which then uses VI server to launch Main VI
2) Embed the password VI in the Main VI,
