#Labview index of ring menu code

So, take the Array of Rings, put it into a for loop with an indexing tunnel and use it to index out the Strings. Details: Drag/Drop:Drag Mode: Sets the default behavior for a drag and drop operation for the control. I have now removed the incriminating Error Rings and moved on, but I thought this potential issue should be better advertised. You can use this to index the Strings property to return the specific string on the given Ring. The LVLISTBOXITEMS data type is an array of a cluster containing an array of strings, from left to right, in the item you are dragging and an integer representing the glyph index associated with the item from which you are dragging data. Therefore, merely running that subVI (which was supposed to be quasi-instantaneous), was now launching LabVIEW into the ECfEC.vi maze and hogging my computer. The numeric representation of the enumerated type control is an 8-, 16-, or 32-bit unsigned integer, while ring controls can have additional representations. The data type of a ring control is numeric only. One of the Error Ring, O Irony!, was a 'no error' Error Ring 'constant' (no comment): The data type of an enumerated type control includes information about the numeric values in the control and their corresponding strings. However, I had two Error Ring 'constants' on the diagram which, you probably know that or have figured it by now, I didn't, calls ECfEC.vi. The locked VIs were for sure not the problem, as they were not called during the calculation, so I had to find out where this VI was called from and narrowed it down to one caller.

it is used in locked VIs (super secret ugly code, presumably)įor kicks, I zapped it and replaced it by a simple version of mine everywhere I could (that is, except in the locked VIs) and reran my calculation. there is no particular discipline (from NI) on how it is used (for instance, random error codes (aka 1) are plumped on the diagram and connected to said ECfEC VI I have menu ring control button with few options,whenever i select these options it needs to be dispalyed in an indicator(ring.

it is randomly used by NI in its code (some error codes are never converted, let alone passed, so good luck to figure out why your code fails) There is an interesting discussion elsewhere about why this VI is a nuisance (even in its modernized version), which is compounded by the facts that: Turning to profiling to figure out where I might be bugging out or able to find some optimization, I realized that the most active subVI was this: I recently ran into an interesting problem: some calculations I was doing in which I used parallelized loops were taking an inordinate amount of time (and consuming 100% of my i9 cores).

#Labview index of ring menu code