Labview SubVI help

[Tim Lehmann4967]

I am just getting into LabVIEW, but I have noticed a few similarities to NXT-G. You should be able to simply loop your first operation. May I ask why you are using LabVIEW to do this instead of NXT-G?

[plnyyanks]

A for loop that runs twice should allow you to do what you want. In the meantime, here's a NI white paper all about subVIs.

[Greg McKaskle]

I can't say wh your subVI doesn't run twice, the way you've written it to. The nxt target has limited debugging, but it you can add a breakpoint or probe a font panel value, that may help explain.

Greg McKaskle

Originally Posted by Tim Lehmann4967

I am just getting into LabVIEW, but I have noticed a few similarities to NXT-G. You should be able to simply loop your first operation. May I ask why you are using LabVIEW to do this instead of NXT-G?

We are doing a more advanced challenge and feel we can put our labview skills to the test. We also want a more cleaner code to work with, rather than the bulkiness of NXT-G

Originally Posted by plnyyanks

A for loop that runs twice should allow you to do what you want.

We are going to put different subVIs together in this type of sequence. I am simply repeating one to test the sequence structure in general. We will be putting roughly 50 subVIs together, so we are just wanting to make our code look extremely clean and easily interchangeable.