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  1. It will be nice to have a "Clear All Breakpoints" feature (from the menu + shortcut). Just like MS Visual Studio, for instance:

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default....breakpoints.asp

    As of now (7.1.1), we have to do a "Find" on Breakpoints and manually clear them one-by-one.

    -Khalid

    Try adding this VI to your Project folder in LabVIEW (c:\program files\national instruments\labview 7.1\project). Restart LabVIEW and you will have "Remove All Breakpoints..." in the Tools menu of your VI.

    Download File:post-192-1129153762.vi

  2. Another problem for the day. Now i have my data from my pc mice i need to display it in a graphical format. The problem lies in the formatting of the data input. I wish to use the plot multi - xy later to accomodate the two signals but have simplified the problem at the moment to just one set of points. This is what iv used in the attatched file below so you can see my problem. I cant understand why im going wrong. Is there someone again who can sort out my life?

    Download File:post-586-1092060470.vi

    Topper99

    1344[/snapback]

    I'm not sure what you are trying to do, but I do know why this VI won't run.

    • Replace Build Cluster Array with Bundle
      You need to add the coordinates into a cluster. Bundle is the correct way to do this.

      post-192-1092074616.png?width=400

    • Turn Auto-Indexing On
      You need to make an array with all of your coordinate clusters. The easiest way to do this is by enabling indexing.

      post-192-1092074830.png?width=400

    New Version:

    post-192-1092074861.png?width=400

  3. There has been a recent discussion on Info-LabVIEW about how to implement constants in LabVIEW. We are talking about a constant value that is used many times in a program. These are defined at compile-time, not run-time. Several options were discussed (Globals=nasty, Simple VI with constant output=a file for each constant!, VI with cluster=have to have vi and unbundle for each call). I think a Global Variable-like VI (no block diagram) that automatically 'Set Current Values to Default' would be good. When dropped on a diagram, it would show up as an enum-like constant. It would be polymorphic. (see attachment)

    post-14-1087600847.png?width=400

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