switch case like C

[Ranjeet_Singh]

Yes it is but this is solved now so post it as other question with VI what you have tried so far

[altenbach]

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@Ranjeet_Singh wrote:

Here

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This seems overly complicated and convoluted.

1. Why is the stop button set to "switch action"? Make it "latch action" and place the terminal inside the event case so it correctly resets when pressed. No need for local variables.
2. Your cases 1,2,3,4 all contain the same code and they can be combined into one case (1..4)
3. Why does it say "number 0 is pressed" if the input is out of range. That seems misleading.
4. Why is the front panel maximised to the screen?

[altenbach]

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@Ranjeet_Singh wrote:

Use event structure

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NO! Events are for user interaction!

In the description here, the value is generated by a process, not by a front panel interaction.

All that's needed is a case structure, one for each case, each containing the code for the specified task. Wire the numeric to the case selector.

[altenbach]

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@Omi_30 wrote:

Thanks a lot for the solution. Also is it possible to automate button pressing, suppose I am having one button but insted of user pressing that,can I controll the Button inside, using one Boolean?

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A boolean implies that you only have two cases, so you can wire the boolean directly to the case structure.

Please be more specific where the selector value comes from. The word "process" is a big vague. A state machine has been mentioned several times here and that's what you should do. Can you show us your VI so we get a better idea what you are actually trying to do? Thanks!