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Originally Posted by willishf
Unless lab view does something special to understand the notion of autonomous vs telop I think it will simply do in a program loop or block of code what it is asked to do. If you spend 30 minutes in a loop adding up numbers no reason why the code would return/yield/interrupt that block of code because the mode changed on the field.
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The way the Labview framework is written you cannot get stuck in Autonomous mode. When the field changes over, your autonomous code is terminated whether you are in a loop or not. If you change any of the framework or put your auto code somewhere other than the Autonomous Independent VI, all bets are off. Also I'm not sure if this functionality will work or not if you are in a loop that never yields the processor (IE no loop delay).
This is not the same as the C++ and Java frameworks which have no such functionality (from what I've been told)