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05-02-2010, 10:37
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Re: Joystick Button One-Shot (a.k.a. Rising Edge) Detection
Here's a code snippet (picture) that does what you want. You could put this in your loop, or you could make it a subVI. If you make it a subVI to be used in multiple places, be sure to make it a reentrant subVI. That way it will allocate separate memory for each call. To make a subVI reentrant go to File>>VI Properties>>Execution and choose Reentrant execution.
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