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Is there a way to ignore Value Signaling event in event structure?

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You can dynamically register\unregister for value change events:

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Yes I have made the mistake of assigning signaling property to indicators in my code. I didn't realise this is a bad practise. Will correct it.

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@linu95k wrote:

Yes I have made the mistake of assigning signaling property to indicators in my code. I didn't realise this is a bad practise. Will correct it.


That has it's uses.

 

A value that shouldn't be changed by the user, but should trigger an event can be done that way. Often a SubVI can be used (e.g. don't value (signal) but call the sub VI).

 

One advantage of an indicator over a control (iff the user should be able to edit) is tabbing is automatically off, and it's clear to everyone the user can't edit.

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