Newby question: Stuck in a debug mode?

[Ascen]

This is probably something trivial for anyone having used Labview more, but I have

run out of ideas:

At some point during testing a subvi of a larger system, I somehow switched the

subVI to some sort of a permanent debug mode, noticeable by the red border

around the block diagram window (http://users.tkk.fi/~jdahlbom/lv_redborder.jpg).

This results in execution getting paused every time the execution enters the subVI block.

No, "suspend when called" is not checked. Neither is any of the other similar things.

While unchecking "VI properties" -> "Execution" -> "Allow debugging" resolves the issue,

it disables the possibility of using probes to follow up on the process.

What is this mode, and how do I disable it?

[lraynal]

Hello Ascen,

The red border say that your VI has a "Breakpoint".

To get rid of it, you just need to select the Breakpoint tool (from the Tool palette) and click on the VI.

For information, the icone of the Breakpoint changes his color when it's to ût a Breakpoint or to get rif of it !

Good luck

Laurent

[Ascen]

QUOTE(lraynal @ Oct 12 2007, 10:51 AM)

Hello Ascen,

The red border say that your VI has a "Breakpoint".

To get rid of it, you just need to select the Breakpoint tool (from the Tool palette) and click on the VI.

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For information, the icone of the Breakpoint changes his color when it's to ût a Breakpoint or to get rif of it !

Good luck

Laurent

Thanks a lot!

I figured it might have something to do with breakpoints, but tried approaching it

from the "Find Breakpoint" tool, which I obviously couldn't figure out how to use.