‎06-10-2014 05:07 PM
thanks for your help
it's just i don't have time to change all my VIs
‎06-10-2014 05:35 PM
@achfire wrote:
thanks for your help
it's just i don't have time to change all my VIs
Depends. Maybe the tradeoff is a few hours now for a few moths later. What I am saying is that it might be easier to fix now, while it's still being developed, rather than later, when you wish it was scalable. Plus, just remember that the poor slob who inherits the code to fix later... might be YOU! 😉
To be truly successful at developing any kind of software, you have to code for the future as well as the present. That doesn't mean that's all you consider, though. A very well-respected collegue of mine always pointed out that you must achieve a balance between what you want to do and what you have the time and money to accomplish. It's this balance that is the hard part about developing software. But if it was me, I would fix it now, while it is still relatively painless.
‎06-10-2014 09:52 PM
Hi achfire,
you should definitely need to consider using state machine architecture.
It will solve lot of your problems as well as improve your coding.
‎06-13-2014 09:26 PM
ur right 🙂