Insane Object Question

[mcduff]

Sorry cannot post code, but is the following an insane object?

Background:

I had a loop with an event structure in a larger program. (JKI State Machine)

The loop had a "Stop" button and a pair of clusters on it. The Stop button and clusters were not connected in any way.

Here's the weird/insane part:

One of the clusters has a numeric control. When I changed the control from 6 to 7, or any whole integer value, everything ran fine.

When I changed the control from 6 to 6.2, it triggered a "Value Change" event for the Stop Button. The only reason I know this is because I was logging events. I got no insane object warnings and don't know how I would have debugged this without logging events.

Anybody else see something similar? Thanks.

(LabVIEW 2021 64 bit)

[mcduff]

Was not an insane object. It was a feature I never used before or know how it got set.

In the properties for the boolean control the toggle was set to return, when the value was changed with a return key, the boolean "toggled" triggering an event. Still don't understand this feature.

[UliB]

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@mcduff wrote:

Was not an insane object. It was a feature I never used before or know how it got set.

In the properties for the boolean control the toggle was set to return, when the value was changed with a return key, the boolean "toggled" triggering an event. Still don't understand this feature.

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If you place a new JKI state machine in a VI the <return> key is the default key assignment for 'OK' button.