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Hello Vinod,

Thanks for your help. It works. This technique uses 'tab' a few times to
get the 'enter' function right?

Can I use "F1" or other keys to achieve the effect as well? Is there a
solution for it?

Tried to use oWsh.SendKeys("{Enter}") but this doesn't work for me.

Thanks again.

Warm Regards,

Eng Chye, Neo (Rongcai, Liang)

Measurement Application Engineer
Asia Measurement Response Center
Measurement Application Services
Agilent Technologies, Inc.

www.agilent.com

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Hello Eng Chye,

--- "NEO,ENG-CHYE (A-Singapore,ex1)" <eng-chye_neo@agilent.com> wrote:

> Can I include the function such that after I input in the first box,
> and by pressing 'enter' or any other key I so choose, to move to
> another 'entry' box, either to the right first or downwards.

Check out if the attached example works for you...

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engchneo Jun 28, 2004 8:21 PM
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Hi everybody,
currently I'm trying to import stored data from a Vee program into Labview. This data is in the "dataset" format which labview doesn't recognise.
I could make some kind of low-level parser (in Vee?) and convert it to a format that is know by labview (XML?). There are nested records in the datasets.
What would be the best solution to tackle this?

Best regards,

Tom

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VRFuser Jun 29, 2004 4:59 AM
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Hi Neo

You could use the 'SendKeys' method to generate a 'tab'. See attached example.

Regards,
Paul

At 11:21 AM 6/29/04 +0800, you wrote:

>Dear all,
>
>Attached is a program. If you run, and ignoring the errors(by closing the
>error dialog box), you will get see the main panel. It has two columns.
>Five 'entry' boxes in each column. Thus total ten boxes.
>
>Can I include the function such that after I input in the first box, and
>by pressing 'enter' or any other key I so choose, to move to another
>'entry' box, either to the right first or downwards.
>
>Please advise.
>
>Currently I know it is possible to move around using 'tab' to move forward
>from right first then down. And 'shift+tab' to move backwards.
>
>Just want to find an alternative.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Warm Regards,
>
>Eng Chye, Neo (Rongcai, Liang)
>
>Measurement Application Engineer
>Asia Measurement Response Center
>Measurement Application Services
>Agilent Technologies, Inc.
>
>www.agilent.com
>
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VRFuser Jun 29, 2004 6:00 AM
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"Daenen Tom" <daenent@imec.be> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> currently I'm trying to import stored data from a Vee program into Labview.
> This data is in the "dataset" format which labview doesn't recognise.
> I could make some kind of low-level parser (in Vee?) and convert it to a
> format that is know by labview (XML?). There are nested records in the
> datasets.
> What would be the best solution to tackle this?

As with writing to anywhere, you have two choices
(1) make receiver understand what is sent.
   In this case write a routine in Labview to read in VEE records
   and create appropriate data structures. Very regular syntax
   so should be easy to parse.
(2) send data in form that receiver wants
   In this case find out what sort of data structures Labview would like
   to see and then use the output formatting capability in the To File
   to write your data in format that Labview wants.

No idea which of these two would be easier- would depend upon
your familiarity withthe two tools and the sort of data you have.

Technically there's a third alternative ( translator ) but in this
case there would seem no reason to write a translator.

regards

Stan

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VRFuser Jun 29, 2004 2:06 PM
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engchneo Jun 29, 2004 6:08 PM
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Hello Paul,

Thanks for your help. A further question on this.

Does the "Do a tab" dialog box enable the 'tab' action? Thus if I want
for example the 'Enter' key instead, would the command then be

iWsh.SendKeys("{Enter}");

in the Do a tab box? I tried this but it does not work. Is the "Do a
tab" function a specific VEE function. Can I have any other keys other
than 'tab' key?

Thanks again

Warm Regards,

Eng Chye, Neo (Rongcai, Liang)

Measurement Application Engineer
Asia Measurement Response Center
Measurement Application Services
Agilent Technologies, Inc.

www.agilent.com

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Hi Neo

You could use the 'SendKeys' method to generate a 'tab'. See attached
example.

Regards,
Paul

At 11:21 AM 6/29/04 +0800, you wrote:

>Dear all,
>
>Attached is a program. If you run, and ignoring the errors(by closing
the
>error dialog box), you will get see the main panel. It has two columns.

>Five 'entry' boxes in each column. Thus total ten boxes.
>
>Can I include the function such that after I input in the first box,
and
>by pressing 'enter' or any other key I so choose, to move to another
>'entry' box, either to the right first or downwards.
>
>Please advise.
>
>Currently I know it is possible to move around using 'tab' to move
forward
>from right first then down. And 'shift+tab' to move backwards.
>
>Just want to find an alternative.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Warm Regards,
>
>Eng Chye, Neo (Rongcai, Liang)
>
>Measurement Application Engineer
>Asia Measurement Response Center
>Measurement Application Services
>Agilent Technologies, Inc.
>
>www.agilent.com
>
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engchneo Jun 29, 2004 7:55 PM
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> The real path should have read: C:WINDOWSTemporary Internet Files...

There is a double quote missing somewhere along the line. Spaces are evil. I
know MS says they're not, but it's a lie. They are.

The "Application used to perform action" must read as such:

"c:Program FilesAgilentVEE Pro 6.2vee.exe" "%1"

Naturally the path to VEE has to match your installation. The quotes around
the second part have been lost.
-SHAWN-

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papineni_vinod Jun 29, 2004 8:59 PM
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Hello Vinod,

Thanks for your help. It works. This technique uses 'tab' a few times to
get the 'enter' function right?

Can I use "F1" or other keys to achieve the effect as well? Is there a
solution for it?

Tried to use oWsh.SendKeys("{Enter}") but this doesn't work for me.

Thanks again.

Warm Regards,

Eng Chye, Neo (Rongcai, Liang)

Measurement Application Engineer
Asia Measurement Response Center
Measurement Application Services
Agilent Technologies, Inc.

www.agilent.com

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Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 12:00 PM
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Subject: [vrf] Re: Jumping from one input to another

Hello Eng Chye,

--- "NEO,ENG-CHYE (A-Singapore,ex1)" <eng-chye_neo@agilent.com> wrote:

> Can I include the function such that after I input in the first box,
> and by pressing 'enter' or any other key I so choose, to move to
> another 'entry' box, either to the right first or downwards.

Check out if the attached example works for you...

-Vinod

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