VI Events
Installed With: Base Package
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Event | Description |
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Key Down | Generated when the user performs keystrokes on the keyboard. Details |
Key Down? | Generated when the user performs keystrokes on the keyboard. Details |
Key Repeat | Generated at regular intervals when the user presses and holds a key anywhere on the front panel. Details |
Key Repeat? | Generated at regular intervals when the user presses and holds a key anywhere on the front panel. Details |
Key Up | Generated when the user releases a key on the keyboard. Details |
Menu Activation? | Generated when the user opens a menu using the mouse or keyboard shortcut, for example, <Alt-F> to open the File menu. Also generated when the user presses shortcut keys to activate a menu item, for example, <Ctrl-C> to copy text. Details |
Menu Selection (App) | Generated when the user selects an application item from the LabVIEW menu, such as Help»Show Context Help. Use the Menu Selection (User) event to generate an event when the user selects a user-defined menu item. Details |
Menu Selection (User) | Generated when the user selects a user-defined item from the LabVIEW menu. Use the Menu Selection (App) event to generate an event when the user selects an application menu item. Details |
Menu Selection? (App) | Generated when the user selects an application item from the LabVIEW menu, such as Help»Show Context Help. Details |
Mouse Enter | Generated when the cursor enters the bounds of the front panel. Details |
Mouse Leave | Generated when the cursor leaves the bounds of the front panel. Details |
Panel Close | Generated when the user tries to interactively close the front panel of a VI by selecting the Close item in the File menu or by clicking the close glyph on the window border. Details |
Panel Close? | Generated when the user tries to interactively close the front panel on a VI by selecting the Close item in the File menu or by clicking the close glyph on the window border. Details |
Panel Resize | Generated when the user sizes the front panel by clicking and dragging the window frame, minimizes or maximizes the front panel, or restores the front panel to its original size from a maximized or minimized state. Details |