01-23-2025 12:03 AM
I am very new to LabVIEW...I want to create an application which has 3 test vis and one main vi. Where in the main vi i just wanted to show start and stop buttons and test status for 3 test vis.Which is best approch to figure this out.Give me any reference vis you have.Waiting for your response:)
01-23-2025 01:23 AM
Hi Varshini,
@VarshiniPasumamula wrote:
I am very new to LabVIEW...
You are a member of this forum for several month, so you had time to do the basic training courses…
@VarshiniPasumamula wrote:
I want to create an application which has 3 test vis and one main vi. Where in the main vi i just wanted to show start and stop buttons and test status for 3 test vis.
What have you tried so far?
Mind to attach your code?
@VarshiniPasumamula wrote:
Which is best approch to figure this out.
Please define your requirements for "best"!
What about a statemachine approach?
What about a QMH approach?
01-23-2025 01:33 AM
I apologize for the confusion earlier. I am not new to LabVIEW and I am familiar with implementing LabVIEW VIs. However, I am currently facing challenges in integrating multiple VIs into a single main VI.
As mentioned earlier, my goal is to have the main VI call other VIs, retrieve the test results, and display them on the front panel of the main VI. I would appreciate guidance on the most reliable approach to combine all unit test codes into a single VI effectively.
Waiting for your response:)
Thanks
Varshini
01-23-2025 01:54 AM
Hi Varshini,
@VarshiniPasumamula wrote:
As mentioned earlier, my goal is to have the main VI call other VIs, retrieve the test results, and display them on the front panel of the main VI.
So you can simply call those subVIs and display their outputs in the main VI!?
You know how to use the VI connector pane?
You know how to enforce DATAFLOW by using error clusters?
01-23-2025 03:37 AM
Can we assume that only one of the three subVIs runs at any given time or can all run in parallel? Do they show their panel? Are they modal? How long do they take before returning? Do they return by themselves or is their termination controlled by a button on the caller?