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Creating application for archiving data from the mobile device in LabVIEW.

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Thank you so much!  What functions is the browser or how to set its and  invoke or property node? 

Good job!

 

 

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@Noro wrote:

Thank you so much!  What functions is the browser or how to set its and  invoke or property node? 

Good job!

 

 


Sorry it is not clear what you mean.

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Simply how to make browser in your example.

Thanks

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Are you aware that the pictures are posted, also include the LabVIEW code? If you save the picture, then you can drag&drop into your block diagram so you get the complete VI:

http://www.ni.com/tutorial/9330/en/

 

This "browser" called in LabVIEW: Listbox, and I used the "silver" version from the palette.

I really recommend you to take the free LabVIEW tutorials, see the top right side of the forum website ("Looking for help getting started with LabVIEW?").

 

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Yes i understand, but snippet is no working becasue i have labview 12 and this is made in 15 i think.

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Ah, ok, I have attached a version 2012.

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Thank you a lot! You are very helpful!

 

With best regards Noro

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Hi Blokk can I ask you one more time?

Could you explain me, what each parts of programs just do? In which part is what make? And how to set exit button to turn off the program.

 

Thank you for help.

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At the top right of the forum you can find links to free learning materials. Examine those. Another link list can be found here, at the end of the page:

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-40451

 

When you look at your VI, turn on the "Show Context Help Window", the little "?" mark at the top right in the Block Diagram (or FP) window: when you hover your mouse pointer over any object in your Block Diagram, you will get more info about it. Often you can get even more info by clicking on the link "Detailed Help".

 

About Event structures: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/3331/en/

(and see the above other sources too!)

 

Here is the snippet again with more comments about the elements used:

 

EDIT1: I made a mistake in the Event structure, which will make the app disfunction when you try to cancel copy action. Do you find this mistake?

EDIT2: Hint: using the "Use default if unwired" can lead easily to programmer mistakes...

 

USB_browser_v2_BD.png

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@Blokk wrote:

EDIT2: Hint: using the "Use default if unwired" can lead easily to programmer mistakes...

 

 


That's why this idea should be voted for.

 

Output tunnels from event structure should default to NOT "Use Default if Unwired"

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