Hans wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I use LabVIEW 5.0 and want to make a dialog-window.
> I know the one- and two-button-dialogs for showing a message, but I need
> one to let the user change settings at runtime (with checkboxes and
> other controls).
> Is there a possibility to create such windows with LabVIEW5.x?
>
> Thanks,
> Hans
It should be ok. I've done similar things in 5.1. Create a sub vi that
consists of a while loop; the loop will keep executing until a button is
pressed (OK), then it will return to the main vi passing with it any
parameter values. You can set the sub vi's properties to act as a dialogue
box then it will stay on top until it is closed, you can also disable the
menu, toolbars etc. Tick boxes I'm not sure about (don't have labview here
to try) but it shouldn
't be too hard to improvise something similar. Once
you have the updated parameter settings you can assign them to
controls/indicators in the main vi using local variables and attribute
nodes.
Contact me if you need more help.
Dave.