Vertical scroll bars update?

[Dennis_Knutson]

What I always used to do was just wire a very high number (+Infinity works) to the Scroll Position property. If the number was greater than the actual number of lines, it would just set it to the last line anyway.

Tried it in LabVIEW 8 and it still works the same.

Message Edited by Dennis Knutson on 12-01-2005 09:30 AM

[trosier]

Thanks all for the replies. I did figure this out. Jason you were right as far as there not being a really elegant way of doing it. However what I did was along the lines of what Dennis just replied with. I had the string length of my text window retuned and then sent that to the text scroll position property node for that window. The string length thanks to console port spam is always pretty big so when setting the property node to that value the window was only scrolled down as far as the text existed. This works great. Thanks again for all your help today folks.

Troy

[astroboy]

Hi

 I have problem with updating the other table with the table. It seems that there are delays between them. Take a look.

How do i do that I can make the second one look like first one  in term of smooth moving  when using vertical bar?

 Pls advise. (LV7.1)

[trosier]

I must not understand what you are wanting to do here. I show table 2 updating just fine after table 1 starts scrolling. You may have a little delay for instance if table 1 reference is read, then table 1 updated and table 2 reference is written before reading the new updated value from table 1 again. Can you be a little more specific with the trouble you are having? I am glad to help if I can.

[astroboy]

The scrolling of the other table remotely is not very smooth and  the vertical lines of each table  does not correspond to other table very well.