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Creating a new Event in event structure

Hi

 

Can i create any event on my own in the event structures? For instance, one can always find the key down and key up events in the structures!!

But what if i want to create a new event such as add/remove hardware in it? Is it possible?

Somil Gautam
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Hi Somil,

when should the event occur?

 

You can use UserEvents. See this link for more information:

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&thread.id=242266&view=by_date_ascending&page=1

 

Mike

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The event is attachment or removal of some hardware to the pc
Somil Gautam
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Hi Somil,

what type of hardware is it? Is it an usb device?

 

Mike

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It can be any!!!

OK, let it be a USb device

Somil Gautam
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Hi Somil,

if it is an usb device, then windows sends a message to all windows. I'm not sure for other hardware.

 

Mike

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I guess, whenever a new hardware is attached , a "found new hardware " message comes. Wont that be enough to trigger event structure?
Somil Gautam
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Hi Somil,

if you can get this message in your vi, then it's enough to trigger your user event. I think there is normally no event like this implemented, so you have to use user events.

 

Mike

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Oh, ok.

 

One thing more i wanted to ask regarding dynamic events

I read about those in the link you had provided but wasnt able to get a clear picture. Can you please tell me about  them

Somil Gautam
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Hi Somil,

see the attached picture as an example.

If you use LabVIEW 2009, then you should be able to insert the picture into your vi, to get the code.

 

Mike

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