Depending upon the structure of your code you could use threads and
block on the socket - then when data is recieved use one of the
sychronisation tools (queues, semaphores etc) to wake up or tigger
an event in another thread.
Found the answer - create a normal property node and that has the
normal control visible option (was only looking at the automation
properties).
Wayne
I am using a 3d Surface graph and want to hide the control at certain
times and display another control in the same screen location. I
can't seem to find a property that will do this. Can someone please
point me in the right direction?
I have a table control with 7 rows (1 header and 6 data rows) as the
default setup within a strict type def. The user interactively adds
data in the rows. When the user gets to the last row I would like to
add another row, show this and adjust the vertical scroll bar. This
can be done by the
Thanks Julien, the only thing I wasn't doing was actually puting blank
data into the array as well.
I have a VI running as a back ground task (VI_A) to the main VI
(VI_B). VI_B starts VI_A and the idea is that VI_A will be minimised
on startup. There is a button on VI_B to restore the window and a
button on VI_A to hide the window and return to VI_B.
This is all working OK, I open VI_A front
I have a multiple plot waveform graph (4 plots). I want to turn off
one of the plots, say plot 2. Is this posible from the graphs
property node? The property node seems to only give a reference to
plot 0. I am using labview 7.
Cheers,
Wayne
