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mike5

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  1. I have two objects of the same kind and the same VI gets called on both of them, only the second one does not return.

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    When tracing it gets to a point where it exits (Step out is the only option available), but the control doesn't get transferred back to the calling VI.

    post-17162-126830871865_thumb.gif

    So, there is no infinite loop or anything like that. Does anyone have any idea what is going on here?

    Mike

    This happens even if I completely disable the entire diagram in the second picture. :frusty:

    Mike

  2. I have two objects of the same kind and the same VI gets called on both of them, only the second one does not return.

    post-17162-126830868154_thumb.gif

    When tracing it gets to a point where it exits (Step out is the only option available), but the control doesn't get transferred back to the calling VI.

    post-17162-126830871865_thumb.gif

    So, there is no infinite loop or anything like that. Does anyone have any idea what is going on here?

    Mike

  3. Didn't know where to put it, but since I'm writing a LVOOP app, I'll put it here. I didn't find any reference to event priority searching the help, the Internet and this site. Is there any way to do this? It seems one way to achieve this is by calling Create User Event multiple times (once for each priority), and storing refnums into different properties. Then you simply generate an event for the corresponding priority.

    Since I'm probably not the first one with this problem - any better solutions?

    Thanks in advance, Mike5

    One more related question: how are events handled internally? Is there only one instance of the event for all registered handlers, or is it copied all over the place?

    Thanks again, Mike5

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