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save parameters in a file with a predefined extension

Hello everyone!
 
I've create a VI which is saving parameters listed in a table. The saved file has *.zpw extension.
It's working perfectly (please see attached VI)  but I want it to be more "professional".
I mean, I'd like to present to the user a friendlier interface ( "Tab Control" ) so that he shouldn't scroll down the table to enter the values of the parameters.
I've been thinking and trying many ideas but unsuccessfully. 
I'd be grateful if somebody could give me some ideas
 
Best regards
Kabanga
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hello,
 things like that :






Message Edité par tinnitus le 03-13-2008 01:32 PM
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Hi Tinnitus !
thanks for your answer!
It's something like that. But how could I present to the user all the other options?
The saved file should be txt file.
Thanks for your help
 
Best regards
Kabanga
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its a little bit tiresome but all control have to be included in the cluster: extended cluster size and put your controls.

this method not permit not save in text file, it's their a real necessity ?

it surely could be but i don't xperimeted enough, maybe adding unbundle function to cluster to make each parameters a string then a table of string

but i d'ont know how to proceed

Best regards

Sébastien


CLAD / Labview 2011, Win Xp
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RP et Midi-pyrénées .Km+++ si possibilité de télétravail

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yes, there is a necessity to save in a file that can be open with a simple text editor (though with .zpw extension).

This created file is going to be used for another application. But your idea is good and I'm trying to get something from it. Thanks!

Does anybody have another approach?

Best regards
Kabanga

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