I am running Labview 6i and am somewhat of a noob. I have a subVI designed to take information and write it in a file, but every time I stop this subVI it will not start again until I restart the entire VI. I would like to be able to start it and stop it and take multiple readings because I must leave the main VI running. The subVI is attached.
you can restart it in your main vi you can add another loop to your sub vi or you can insert a case structure with stores all x iterations your data to the file without stopping the loop.
The while loop isn't passing information because it's still looping (you wired the continue terminal to a True constant). Loops don't pass out any data until they're finished.
If you attach your main VI as well then we can help you correct both of them to make them work together.
Wow, that was boneheaded of me. Unfortunately, the main VI is at work and I cannot get to it right now. The random number generator simulates the data coming into the subVI. The except for the data input, the subVI is autonomous.
Not a problem. What exactly is that data that you are passing to the subVI. Is it an array of doubles? What exactly (in words) do you want the subVI to do?
