04-21-2006 06:43 AM
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04-22-2006 12:01 AM
04-22-2006 01:36 AM
Make your second VI a template VI (.vit extension). You will first want to study the VITs in detail -- they have their own idiosyncrasies. And sub-panels add to the complexity.
-Khalid
04-22-2006 01:44 AM
thanks,, khalid,, i was eagerly wating,, that,, some one, reply me and,, help me to cum out of this, problem,, thanks, for replying first..
but,, wht is this .vit,., and,, how it works,, i dont have any idea about that,, but,, can you do that ,, thing,, can you pass example ...
thanks,, once agin,,,
manisha
04-22-2006 01:52 AM
04-22-2006 01:58 AM
04-22-2006 02:02 AM
Manisha, I remember your commas and semicolons... well,,, good,,;;; goood..;..;,.,,,
VI templates are "special" type of VIs with the .vit extension. You need to find documentation on these and read them before trying -- search your manuals, the website, etc. The truth is out there... somewhere.
As I said, you can save your Second VI as a VIT and it will work -- BUT, you really want to know how the instances of a template VI get instantiated, etc. It's a different ball game.
-Khalid..,,;;..,;,,"
04-22-2006 02:09 AM
thanks,, for your comment,,, well,, i m very much confused with this problem,, well ,, as u said,, im trying to understand abt this vi templets,,
though,, if i will not get answer then,, i will come back agin,, with my problem....S...
thanks,,
manisha