No, each of the two subpanels calls a different VI. Try it!
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> Are both your subpanels calling the same VI that contains the 3D
> graph, or are you using two separate VI's? If your subpa
Are both your subpanels calling the same VI that contains the 3D
graph, or are you using two separate VI's? If your subpanels are
sharing the same sub-VI, then that sub-VI should be made re-entrant
executable.
There looks like a possible bug with the SubPanels in LV7.1.
If a VI contains two SubPanels, where each SubPanel contains a VI that has a
3D graph in it, then the 3D graph will only be visible in one of them (the
first one to be inserted into a SubPanel).
Using the Visibility property does not
Greg, Thanks for wiring this example, especially on a saturday, which
is also (at leat here) a commemoration day (Something like end of
second world war, another good reason to thank American people
today...).
But the real drawback of this solution (we tried something similar
before) is that it doe
Hi Greg,
Thanks for not triving to find explanations to this lack. You try to
give me a work around and that's the purpose of those forums...
Ok, something I miss : Giving keyfocus to a control won't activate
this control! Your solution says that when you press a hotkey then
focus is given to the s
what key
they were assigned, then in the host, you register for keys, decide who
gets them, and set the Key Focus property to True. It will take a bit
of programming to make it general, but then you could use it for lots of
situations.
To do this one-off for a single or small set of subpanels,
Hi Rolf, You work for NI Now?
:-)
I mean : I don't need any explanations why this works this way. I
need, if exists, a direct and elegant workaround to my problem.
So if you don't have any solution, don't waste your time by giving an
"answer" that any commercial guy could give...
Sorry to be dure,
Thanks but nothing really interesting to me. Of course I could do what
I need by programming... But I don't want to wire anything for a
functionnaility that should be normal and straight! I'm mostly
searching for a way to redirect keyboard input from a VI directly to
one another...
Here is a link that may help you.
http://exchange.ni.com/servlet/ProcessRequest?RHIVEID=101&RPAGEID=135&HOID=506500080096CA&UCATEGORY_0=_49_%24_6_&UCATEGORY_S=0&USEARCHCONTEXT_QUESTION_0=key+focus+in+sub+panel&USEARCHCONTEXT_QUESTION_S=0
Hotkeys defined on controls in a VI Panel shown in a subpanel in
another VI are not working!!! It's the VI containing the subpanel
control that receive the hotkeys...
Is there any workaround to avoid this very annoying and unattended
behavior?
Hi
Additionally:
- Blinking does not work in subpanel (bug reported to NI and confirmed)
- Defer panel update does not work (unconfirmed)
PJM
Andreas Nilsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I discovered the following when using sub-panels for the first time in an app:
1. Key navigation is deac
Hi,
I discovered the following when using sub-panels for the first time in an app:
1. Key navigation is deactivated.
2. You cannot right-click on a graph to turn on/off the Plot Legend, Scale Legend etc.
(On an NI Days presentation on sub-panels and other new stuff, I asked if there is a
list of
I was looking into using subpanels in an application that I am building. I
want subpanels so that I can add new filetypes to the app at a later time
without any problems. I was wondering about any pitfalls that I may find if
I go with subpanels. The app will end up being an executable and that
Hi George
I have used SubVI quite extensively, and I always insert VI before I run them (I did not realized it was recommended to run before inserting) and I did not experience any problems with this approach.
PJM"Seifert, George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the subpanel examples I've se
In the subpanel examples I've seen it's recommended that the Run VI node be executed
(with "wait until done" set to False) before the Insert VI node is executed. It seems
that my application begs to turn all that around. I want to set "wait until done" to
True so that I can use the Get Control V
o your own application. You can find one such
subpanel in the examples that came with Labview.
The subpanels in Templates.vi do the trick and you can find it in:
Labview 7.0\examples\general\controls\subpanel.llb
Hope this solves the problem.
Jim
>As you so keenly pointed out, if I only have one caller and many>subpanels it is relatively easy to implement it once. However, we>currently have 61 User GUIS that use about 15 GUIS repeatedly. I don't>want clutter up my GUIS with subpanel stuff. That can be handled by>
>>Well you usually have one caller and many subpanels. Implementing it
once in the caller instead of 50 times in each subpanel seems like a lot
of time saving to me. It also seems more logical to me to do it in the
caller but that may be just my warped mind.
Rolf,
I'm surprised by y
"Jim West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am disappointed that in order to use the subpanels; I have to have the
>caller do the work. It would be so much easier if the VI could just use
>a subpanel control reference to insert themselves in a subpanel.
Well you usually
> I am talking about a Subpanel Reference, not about a VI ref.
> I am expecting a behavior similar to an ActiveX container (drop an
> ActiveX container on the FP and you get an ActiveX Ref on the BD),
>
The subPanel works the way it does in part because having a terminal
implies it is capable o
Scott Hannahs; LABVIEW INFO
Subject: Re: Subpanels in 7.0
Scott
I am talking about a Subpanel Reference, not about a VI ref.
I am expecting a behavior similar to an ActiveX container (drop an ActiveX
container on the FP and you get an ActiveX Ref on the BD),
PJM
Scott Hannahs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Scott
I am talking about a Subpanel Reference, not about a VI ref.
I am expecting a behavior similar to an ActiveX container (drop an ActiveX container on the FP and you get an ActiveX Ref on the BD),
PJMScott Hannahs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 09:12 -0800 01/30/2004, PJ M wrote:>Another str
At 09:12 -0800 01/30/2004, PJ M wrote:
>Another strange thing (to me) is why don't I *automatically* get a subpanel refnum
>when I create a subpanel (instead of that "insert VI" method) ?
>Also, because of that, whatch out for these tranparent supanel with no scrollbar (it
>is so easy to get more
At 10:36 -0700 01/30/2004, Jim West wrote:
>You
>are not allowed to insert a VI that is already running into a subpanel.
>Our code uses a spawned process (VIT) that runs in the background with
>the front panel hidden. There are several instances of these displays
>active at the same time.
Maybe I
We were evaluating whether to replace our Windows API based windowingwith subpanels. I don't think the 7.0 subpanels are very useful in thecurrent incarnation.It is a mystery to me why the VI cannot be open or running. Thiseliminates several useful scenarios.- (1) SubVIs of the parent window, which inser
At 08:47 -0700 01/30/2004, Jim West wrote:
>It is a mystery to me why the VI cannot be open or running. This
>eliminates several useful scenarios.
It also eliminates the confusion of having two different frontpanels active at the
same time. The open one or the sub-panel one!
They can be runnin
Fallon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 10:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Subpanels and listbox columns
Fellow Wireworkers,
While running a sub-vi with a multi-column listbox in a subpanel, I
can't adjust the column widths. The columns width adjuster icon ap
Fellow Wireworkers,
While running a sub-vi with a multi-column listbox in a subpanel, I
can't adjust the column widths. The columns width adjuster icon appears
but it doesn't seem like LabVIEW can interpret my click and drag
movement to adjust the width of the column.
I'm running LV7 on W2K. Do o
I haven't tried this, but perhaps you could use user-defined events. Have
the hosting VI watch for keystrokes on itself and then trigger user-defined
events which the subpanels react to.
Pojundery,
Stephen R. Mercer
-= LabVIEW R&D =-
Hi,
I'd like to set keyboard shortcuts for two controls. The problem is that key
navigation doesn't seem to work when the frontpanel of these two controls is displayed
as a subpanel inside another frontpanel.
The disabling of key navigation is understandable indeed. Two subpanel controls with
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