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From: smercurio_fc on 7 May 2008 14:40
You have a global VI in your list. Can't abort global VIs since they have no code. You can just ignore that error code, or remove global VIs from the list. Your choice. P.S. You don't really need that OpenG VI in this case. A simple Delete From Array will work just fine. :smileywink:Message Edited by smercurio_fc on 05-07-2008 01:30 PM
From: TonP on 7 May 2008 15:40
Using such a mechanism is dangerous... If you abort one of the sub-VIs of the 'killing' VI you will kill the killer.One of the options is ctrl-alt-del, cancel on the saving of VI, and don't execute the 'This program won't respond' message from Windows.Ton
From: smercurio_fc on 7 May 2008 15:40
TonP wrote:If you abort one of the sub-VIs of the 'killing' VI you will kill the killer.What subVIs? The "killing" VI has no subVIs (if the OpenG VI is replaced with the primitive function.)
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