LabVIEW
Is it possible to add control elements dynamicly?
Thank u tarheel for answer. But u see, one can hide and subsequently show only finite number of controls. Sometimes it's not possible to foreseen all cases that can occur. And i need button creation method that is not bond to any time-of-vi-creation assumptions.
Thank u for the answer. About first two methods u've proposed. They lack flexibility. I have to make every possible pattern to predict all types of data. Obviously that's impossible. As for the third method, i don't really got the point. What is the difference between this method and the first one? And what good run time menu brings? May be u have some example or link? By the way do u have link to the description of this technique at NIWEEK 2003?
Hello Ben. Thank u for your help. U know, i've actually seen the thread you are mentioning about. I've came to it surfing NI site, looking for the answer. Of course one can not deny the universality of this approach. More over, those virtual controls look like real. And i think that, calclulating position of controls is not as difficult as boring (spend some time recently, placing cursors on the XYgraph control using mouse). I've just thought that there can be some ohter way. The way that can lead to the creation of real new controls.
And u know, LV is really good development instrument. It can do a lot of complicated things in a few clicks. But still there are some things that i do not like, for example, why it's impossible to make a REAL stand
alone application? Why LV RTE is needed? And the installer is also quite poor. But anyway those things are not related to program development which is quite good in LV.
Alexander
And u know, LV is really good development instrument. It can do a lot of complicated things in a few clicks. But still there are some things that i do not like, for example, why it's impossible to make a REAL stand
alone application? Why LV RTE is needed? And the installer is also quite poor. But anyway those things are not related to program development which is quite good in LV.
Alexander
Hello Ben. Thank u for your help. U know, i've actually seen the thread you are mentioning. I've came to it surfing NI site, looking for the answer. Of course one can not deny the universality of this approach. More over, those virtual controls look like real. And i think that, calclulating position of controls is not as difficult as boring (spend some time recently, placing cursors on the XYgraph control using mouse). I've just thought that there can be some ohter way. The way that can lead to the creation of real new controls.
And u know, LV is really good development instrument. It can do a lot of complicated things in a few clicks. But still there are some things that i do not like, for example, why it's impossible to make a REAL stand alone
application? Why LV RTE is needed? And the installer is also quite poor. But anyway those things are not related to program development which is quite good in LV.
Alexander
And u know, LV is really good development instrument. It can do a lot of complicated things in a few clicks. But still there are some things that i do not like, for example, why it's impossible to make a REAL stand alone
application? Why LV RTE is needed? And the installer is also quite poor. But anyway those things are not related to program development which is quite good in LV.
Alexander
