Matthew,
thanks for your feedback.
Looking forward to the ActiveX equivalent of setting a Value
(Signaling) Property. Would be great if NI decides to provide this
event-driven power soon.
Regards.
Frans.
Hello Frans,
I apologize for the broken link. I am looking into it. The example
will be available here later today.
The example uses an event structure nested within a while loop. Once
you see it, I think it may answer your questions.
Best Regards,
Matthew C
Applications Engineer
National
Hello Frans,
The following link will now take you to the example:
http://sine.ni.com/apps/we/niepd_web_display.display_epd4?p_guid=C22A168F95CC3450E034080020E74861p_node=%20DZ53012p_source=External
Again, I hope this helps! If you have any further questions, let me
know.
Matthew C
Matthew,
the link works. Thanks !
I adapted my ActiveX client to programmatically change the value of
Slide 2 of the example Value_Changed_Events.vi ... and it doesn't
work ... 8-(
The reason is that changing the value of Slide 2 programmatically
using setControlValue () in my Active X client
Matthew,
in fact the solution could be very simple: SetControlValue () is the
ActiveX equivalent of the Value property, i.e. it allows to change the
value of a control but does not generate an event ... What I need, is
the ActiveX equivalent of the Value (Signaling) property, i.e. it
allows to
Matthew,
I was a bit too enthousiastic ... 8-(
Your proposal works when the VI is started by the ActiveX client, i.e.
an event is generated immediately.
However, once the VI runs, the value of the control connected to the
Value (Signaling) property (set either manually or via the Active X
Hi there !
I have a simple ActiveX client program (written in C) which uses
LabVIEW as ActiveX server, loads the specified VI, is able to set a
control value and run the VI.
When I use SetControlValue (controlLabel, value), the corresponding
control indeed is set to the specified value and, if I
