03-24-2009 05:40 AM
03-24-2009 06:38 AM
Even better, right-click on a menu item and popup a menu with "View menu callback" option the same way theat we have the "View control menu" option on buttons and so on.
I seem to remember that I file such a suggestion a few years ago (or I simply discussed it with a NI technician on some NIWeek? Don't know)
03-24-2009 09:40 AM
03-24-2009 10:02 AM - edited 03-24-2009 10:03 AM
It would be nice, unfortunately as of CVI8.5 it's still not present.
(I didn't have time to install release 9 till now...)
03-25-2009 11:26 AM
Hi Roberto,
We did implement your suggestion, in version 8.5. If you operate a panel's menubar in the UI Editor, in edit mode, you can right-click on any menu item and, if that menu item has a callback defined, you can either generate the callback or navigate to the callback.
(Inexplicably it says "View control callback" instead of "View menu callback", which seems bizarre to me now. I need to find out why that is. But in any case, it does the right thing).
Luis
03-25-2009 12:18 PM
LuisG wrote:Hi Roberto,
We did implement your suggestion, in version 8.5. If you operate a panel's menubar in the UI Editor, in edit mode, you can right-click on any menu item and, if that menu item has a callback defined, you can either generate the callback or navigate to the callback.
(Inexplicably it says "View control callback" instead of "View menu callback", which seems bizarre to me now. I need to find out why that is. But in any case, it does the right thing).
Luis
Uh oh... busted!
Seems I haven't tried it... maybe I should read more carefully the release notes
Anyway, kudos to you an NI for this!
03-26-2009 12:05 PM
Actually... it wouldn't have been in the release notes. Sorry :-). Before 9.0 we were only including major features in the release notes. And unfortuately, the production suggestion mechanism doesn't seem to be set up to send you a notification when the status of your suggestion changes. So you really had no way of knowing unless you happened to go look for it.
Luis