09-08-2015 02:08 PM
Please tell us how this is supposed to be used. We have already told you why that VI will not work.
What code do you want to execute on some iterations and not others?
What determines whether that code should run or not?
We cannot spend hours guessing about what you want your program to do.
Lynn
09-08-2015 02:13 PM
I've provided a download in my previous message. My intention is that when the user says "Hello", it then will shut off the cooresponding section for the whole run.
09-08-2015 02:28 PM
Looking at this code some more, I think you would greatly benefit from using the Event Structure. Then use just do whatever checks and what not in when the string is entered.
09-08-2015 02:30 PM - edited 09-08-2015 02:30 PM
What does "shut off" mean?
What "cooresponding section" is that ?
What does the cooresponding section do?
09-08-2015 02:44 PM
Your code appears to respond to five strings: "Hello", "+", "-", "*", and "/". If any of the last four occur, the corresponding arithmetic operation occurs. When Hello occurs, it appears in the output string, otherwise the "Are you not..." message.
Please tell us what the user should type and what the program should do. I have some guesses, but will not put any more time into guessing.
Please fill in the blanks:
User types: _________ Then program does: ___________
User types: _________ Then program does: ___________
User types: _________ Then program does: ___________
User types: _________ Then program does: ___________
User types: _________ Then program does: ___________
What should the program do if the user types anything other than the five predefined strings?
Lynn