Programmatically loading values of all front panel controls

[Hooovahh]

Here is a simple OpenG example that loads and saves all controls on your front panel to an INI file the file: %temp%\OpenG Config.ini

Just follow the instructions on the front panel.

[Canucks.canucks]

I don't know how to add path for openG or MGI. I want the user choose where to save the file or load the file from ..

I tried using your code , but still doesn't work on mine...

[Blokk]

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@Canucks.canucks wrote:

I don't know how to add path for openG or MGI. I want the user choose where to save the file or load the file from ..

I tried using your code , but still doesn't work on mine...

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[Canucks.canucks]

It still wont work with my code 😞

I think the problem is when I try to save a pattern lets say 6,8,9,10.. so 4 elements .. if my array is currently lets say 8 element they try to load only 4 it freezes? or I might be wrong..ughhhhh

[Canucks.canucks]

Even when I keep the array size the same..it loads NOTHING

[Blokk]

Attach your vi, otherwise we cannot help.

[Canucks.canucks]

This is my vi..I put it back the way it was after trying different things

[Blokk]

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@Canucks.canucks wrote:

This is my vi..I put it back the way it was after trying different things

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Sorry, but I just cannot debug this VI. You overuse property and invoke nodes, and just violating data flow.

I really recommend to put aside this project for a while, and you should really learn how to program a proper State Machine!

[Canucks.canucks]

Good idea actually.. I'm currently stuck in an infinite loop! Maybe this will get me out of misery..

[Blokk]

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@Canucks.canucks wrote:

Good idea actually.. I'm currently stuck in an infinite loop! Maybe this will get me out of misery..

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