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LaqbVIEW 7.1.1 does not find a specific breakpoint, but stops execution there

In your front panel why is the "Start FG" button always pressed?Is that what u expect?
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Muks,

you made my day. Replacing the flat sequence with a stacked one and vice versa solved that problem. Maybe it was an internal flaw in LV 7.11? Shall I update? I'll re-think it, especially as the brand-new 8.6 DVDs came in today...
Greetings from Germany!
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Uwe

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But as you can see when i replaced the flat sequence the break point seems to have got cleared.Even I am not quiet sure why that red rectangle was encapsulating ur flat sequence.May be some one can throw some light on it. Does replacing the flat sequece help?
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Thats a flaw in my code. But its unimportant, as I use the 'Mouse-up' event in order to continue. Simply a copied code snipped...
Greetings from Germany!
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Uwe

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as I use the 'Mouse-up' event in order to continue.


So the code is waiting for the event. Are you still stuck?
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Muks,

you made my day. Replacing the flat sequence with a stacked one and vice versa solved that problem. Maybe it was an internal flaw in LV 7.11? Shall I update? I'll re-think it, especially as the brand-new 8.6 DVDs came in today...
Greetings from Germany!


Glad  to help.But do share what was causing the problem if you had figured that out .Might come handy for  someone.

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Hi Lul,

 

When i removed the breakpoint i also had a refresh problem.  I had to minimise then maximise the screen in order for it to update the diagram.  I have found LabVIEW does this from time to time and worth keeping an eye out for.

Craig

LabVIEW 2012
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Hi craig,
             Thanx for chipping in with your ideas. I tried that too but still that red rectangle all swallowing up the sequences. I faintly remember encountering it before but dont remember the fix.
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Hi,

again thanx to all who helped. I have solved that issue by changing the flat sequence into a stacked one. This removed that 'effective breakpoint', if I can tell it such. In order to have code easier to read and document I switched back to a flat sequence.
 Again, this is still LV7.11, allthough I have every newer version including 86 as arrived today. /.11 has the nice feature to be able to install a FD version onto a private account on a productive machne for debugging purposes. I don't have all the required devices on my workhorse PC...

I'll update this thread if I get any response from NI on the cause of that 'feature'.
Greetings from Germany!
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Uwe

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I suspect that ther was some corruption in your VI, because if I do a search for "breakpoints" in LabVIEW 8.5.1, it does not find any. 😮
However, the "edit...remove breakpoints from hierarchy" removes it just fine. Unfortunately, this was not available in 7.1 if I remember correctly
 
 
New in 8.6 is the breakpoint manager and it can easily be used to clear that breakpoint. Time to upgrade. 😄
 
 
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