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is it the backgroud decoration you are talking about?

 

You can remove it manually (easy right?) or something like this

 

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The top piece of code was modified from the openG

Message Edited by Guruthilak on 02-19-2010 03:12 PM
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Guru (CLA)
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thank you guru,

                            Is there any way to remove the label "user defined values" also programatically

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RobinHood
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guru,

           are you there...

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Hi Robin Hood,

 

Here is another way. Use a cluster instead of individual controls. This allows you to act on them as a group which simplifies code and cleans up the block diagram. As an extra bonus it matches the radio button container and fixes the label issue too.

 

steve

 

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Hi steve,

              your code is good.I've slightly modified the code.once we select the"Test with user defined values" option that cluster will appear on the front panel.Now I want to add one more button to this cluster(back button)so that if we press this button,it should go back to the "Test selection menu" again.How can I go about it?

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sorry,I forgot to attach the code
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sorry, not to the cluster exactly.I want to place abutton on the front panel so that if we press this button,it should go back to the"Test selection"again.
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Hi,

 

I should ask:

 

What have you tried? and: Where are you having problems?  - Trying to get something to work is one of the best ways to learn.

 

But I'm in a hurry, so I've attached a quick and dirty solution.

 

Suggestion:

 

If you need to add very many additional features to your current program you should look into using an event structure. An event structure would simplify the code and will make adding features much easier.

 

steve

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Hi steve,

               Everyone is saying about using event structure for my code.How can i use it in my program in plae of case structure.can you just give a satart up code.I've attached my code here.please see that if you can modify it using event structure.It woulfd be of great help for me.

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RobinHood
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Hi,

        I've further modified my code.I think now it's better.Can any tell me how to modify this code using event structures.Also the date is not showing up correct.I want the date in DD/MM/YYYY format.

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