Zalon

Hello,

I'm trying to find a way to get the content of a cell in a table by clicking on it.

If thats not possible, I can use a multi-column listbox instead, I've tried with that but I'm only able to get the row number when clicking, not the column.

Could someone guide me in the right direction to achieve this?

Update:

I figured out that it could be done by making an event structure and do a invoke node called "Point to row collumn" and linking those two.

Thank you both for your reply's

QUOTE(pdc @ Mar 6 2008, 06:47 PM)

Try that for more than two rows.

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Eric

And i was looking for a way to handle more than two rows, this is great thank you

Totally saved my day!

Hey, I'm not sure if the title is correct, but i need help on how to convert what i've illustrated in the first picture into whats in the second.

Hope someone can help me.

QUOTE(ned @ Feb 25 2008, 02:59 PM)

This is almost the correct way to do it, but you should probably replace the empty control with a block diagram constant. Right click on the control and choose "change to constant."

Hehe, yeah i did that at first, but i don't like the look of the constant in the Block Diagram view

But you are right, it should be a constant, so thats what i'll use.

Ok, good.

Another thing is that when using the local variable together with the array indicator, the array is kept in memory, and when i run the function again the old values will still be in the array the function returns.

How should i empty it? Should i do it when calling the function? Set the array to an empty constant in a sequence inside the function? Or some other way?

Hope it makes sense

Edit:

I replaced the local variable with an empty control instead, that does what i wanted it to do, but is that the correct way to do it?

Thanks alot,

I had seen those shift registers on screenshots before, but i did not know what they were called, or what they exactly did, i have changed my function to use this instead.

First i tried setting the wire out of the case to "use default if unwired", but then i figured that the false statement should just wire the to wire entrances, is this the correct way to do it?

Hello again,

I recently created a topic asking the same question, but it has disappeared, i hope that it wasnt deleted due to me posting in the wrong forum?

But anyways, my question is regarding how i can pass an array out of a case structure, i would like to hear some other options, i havnt been working with labview for that long, and the way i currently do it - looks a bit evil to me.

This is how i've done it so far, using a local variable:

Thanks in advance

Hello,

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