QUOTE (JiMM @ Aug 20 2008, 06:51 PM)
OK jimm i'll remember that..thanks....
"Do you know about the context help window? Press Ctrl-h to bring it up, then hover over the subvi you would like to know more about. If the original programmer documented anything, you'll see more information about it in the context help window.
1. Based on the extremely limited information available, I would guess that this subvi sets the velocity of a given axis in um/s
2. Your guess is better than mine because you can see all of the code, but they appear to be global variables that are storing status information"
Thanks tobyD ...I know about ctrl-h but the original programmer has not documented anything for this subvi . But there are no connections coming out of the subvi.
so where is the value set by the subvi being used?
QUOTE (mross @ Aug 20 2008, 10:43 PM)
There is no way to tell what is inside a sub-VI by looking at its icon. You can find out for yourself by double clicking on the icon which will cause that sub-VI to open up for editing in LabVIEW, and any sub-VIs in there can also be opened up, and so on, until you have looked at all the under lying code.
If the subVI has any output terminals you can add indicators to them to see what is produced by the subVI as it is run.
The highlitghing button on the menu (a light bulb) of the Block diagram menu allows you to watch the progress of the program as it operates. These may help you understand what is happening.
Thanks for your suggestions mross,...I have uploaded all the codes within this code...thanks again..