LabVIEW
Iteration in a For Loop using a button
@billko wrote:
Well, you cannot stick them outside the loop, so it's not ANYwhere. 😉 Besides, a better experience awaits the user if you stick it inside its respective event case because then it doesn't have to wait until the next loop iteration to "unpress" again.
I think this thread is going off the rails, choo chooo : ) Just so there is a full perspective and playing the devil's advocate, this works just fine and has nice deterministic behavior (but is the behavior you want) ...
Except that this code does not answer most of the original questions:
- It does not create two values (one random and one set by a control)
- It does not write them to a file.
Here's how a very simple solution would look like.
(I tend not to recommend event structures to newbies. Too many landmines 😄 )
@Jay14159265 wrote:
@billko wrote:
Well, you cannot stick them outside the loop, so it's not ANYwhere. 😉 Besides, a better experience awaits the user if you stick it inside its respective event case because then it doesn't have to wait until the next loop iteration to "unpress" again.
I think this thread is going off the rails, choo chooo : ) Just so there is a full perspective and playing the devil's advocate, this works just fine and has nice deterministic behavior (but is the behavior you want) ...
All aboard the Crazy Train! On a serious note, though, the button doesn't reset until after you exit the loop.
@billko wrote:
@Jay14159265 wrote:
@billko wrote:
Well, you cannot stick them outside the loop, so it's not ANYwhere. 😉 Besides, a better experience awaits the user if you stick it inside its respective event case because then it doesn't have to wait until the next loop iteration to "unpress" again.
I think this thread is going off the rails, choo chooo : ) Just so there is a full perspective and playing the devil's advocate, this works just fine and has nice deterministic behavior (but is the behavior you want) ...
All aboard the Crazy Train! On a serious note, though, the button doesn't reset until after you exit the loop.
It won’t even I press then. The button only unpresses when it is read. It will have already been read so it won’t unpress.
