Event structure problem...

[RavensFan]

Then wrap all of your code in that event case in another case structure where True means active and has all the code and and False means inactive and has nothing.

[RSibagatullin]

I was thinking about this too, but I think this is a brutal solution. Nonetheless, it might happen I will have to use this solution unless I find a way to deal with this using the Event structure.

[FightOnSCTrojan]

If static events could be deleted… it is equivalent to modify/erase code during run-time. I wonder if that feature was enabled, whether we will see LabVIEW virus.

Maybe Microsoft/Agilent are working on those.

[Ray.R]

I think he was referring to ignoring the event.  Not to deleting code..  😉

Since the code has to be compiled before execution, I doubt you'd be able to use that approach to modify code that is running.

Message Edited by JoeLabView on 06-15-2008 09:53 AM

[RSibagatullin]

So Joe is there a civilized way to ignore an event?

[TCPlomp]

You should have some code inside the event case to decise if you want to run some code.

If you have a 'lock FP during event' event and the event is in a false statement and can't be executed you will lock your user interface.

Ton