Disable all keystrokes than numeric in multicolumnListbox

[Michael.Koppelgaard]

Hi Altenback. 

Okay now I certainly see you point. I would like to recreate the sample code you posted.It will be easier for me to visualize and understand. But how do I make the
“ok button”, “cancel button” value change?

I guess it's not possible to make headers to your numeric popup array?

Michael

[altenbach]

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@Michael.Koppelgaard wrote:

But how do I make the“ok button”, “cancel button” value change?

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Not sure what the question is. Do you have the event structure? (not available in LabVIEW base until a few years ago). If you don't have it, you simply need a polling loop. No big deal.

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@Michael.Koppelgaard wrote:

I guess it's not possible to make headers to your numeric popup array?

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You can make the popup as elaborate as you want. It is just a VI! For example the control could be an array of clusters where each cluster contains a string, an integer array with two elements.  You can add decorations and free labels, etc.

[Michael.Koppelgaard]

I simply have to try it - thanks 😊

[Yamaeda]

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@altenbach wrote:

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@Michael.Koppelgaard wrote:

But how do I make the“ok button”, “cancel button” value change?

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Not sure what the question is. Do you have the event structure? (not available in LabVIEW base until a few years ago). If you don't have it, you simply need a polling loop. No big deal.

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Hasn't that been in Base since version 7.1 or something? 🙂

[Michael.Koppelgaard]

Hi Altenbach

Since you are not that happy about listbox for user input, would you recomment  an array of clusters as frontpanel?