LabVIEW
buttons dans les onglets
Usually, you want to keep it simple. To go between pages, we use the tabs directly, no booleans needed at all. 🙂
90%+ less code! 😉
Imagine the nightmare with your code if you later want to add another tab. Not very scaleable!
If you really want to use buttons, place them outside them tab structure so you only need four of them or even use an array of four buttons. (You can also float them over the tab structure).
kimokana wrote:j'espere que le prob est claire
Sorry, my French is really rusty. 😉
If you don't need to operate the tabs directly, but only with the buttons, you could make the tab control an indicator and write the desired state to it. You could even hide the tabs.
Otherwise, use a local variable of the tab control, for example as in the sttached small example (8.5.1).
informatiquegroupe wrote:please help me
I use an event structure to switch the tab structure when one of the buttons is pressed while the VI is running.
The buttons are thus "programmed", at least by my definition. :).
Is there any other problem that you still need to solve?
), have a look at the attached example.
