Muhammad,
If you start out with a blank sheet and place a case structure, it defaults
to a boolean structure with cases True and False. If you then add a case and
put in a zero, the 0 will be put in quotes and made red to show that the
added case (0) is not of the same type as the original cases. If you wire a
numeric (like a constant 0 or a numeric control) to the case control (the
"?" on the left) you will see the "0" in red goes to 0 in black indicating
that the case structure is now of type numeric and it is happy with your
case 0. You will also notice that the original two cases, True and False,
are now quoted and in red, indicating that they are not of the same type as
the (now numeric) case structure.
Bottom line, place the case structure, decide what typ
e of case structure
you want, wire a control of that type to the "?" of the case structure, then
add cases.
Hope this helps.
Jim
"Muhammad Asfour" wrote in message
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> In Labview 5.1, how do I make the Case Structure accept a new case
> that I put in. For example, if I want to put in 0 as another case,
> Labview would highlight the case in red and put it in between quotes,
> like so, "0"(red not included). How would I make Labview accept my
> new case?
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Muhammad Asfour
