11-11-2005 07:05 AM
11-15-2005 09:58 AM
Hi!!!!
I need your aid! How is made ' dial' that represents 360º of a circulate with modul of pda?
I have a problem!!!
G
11-21-2005 02:48 AM
Hello,
I tried to load the VI you sent and was able to reproduce the issue however if I try to build a VI from scratch with a dial control, the appearance of the dial control on the host pc is same to that on pocketpc emulator and pocketpc device. I am wondering if while creating this VI, you customized the control ? If the answer is no, can you reproduce the issue with a new VI containing another dial control?
Regards
crisR
11-21-2005 01:14 PM
Hello again CrisR!
I think that I really customized the dial: the unique change I did was changing the appeareance of the dial in order to get a full circle that covers all the angles from 0 to 360º. It is very important to get a full circle because I want to use this dial as a compass to guide me.
If I change the limits of the dial, no changes in the appearance of the dial are shown in the Pocket Pc device and, therefore, I don't get a full circle from 0 to 360º.
Is it possible doing changes in the appearance of the dial and, then, showing this changes in the Pocket Pc device? If is not possible, I don't know how to build a compass easily.
Has anybody any idea about this problem?
Thank you very much!!!!!
Greta
11-22-2005 02:12 AM
I can think of 2 options -
1. If the visual improvements in 8.0 PDA are enough, maybe you can upgrade and it will look the same as it does on the PC.
2. The other option is to use a picture control. I don't remember if the polar plot is available in the PDA, but even if not, you can draw a circle in a regular picture container and then use math to draw the lines. If you need this to be a control, you can use a mouse down event to detect the position of your click.
11-22-2005 02:17 PM
11-23-2005 05:11 AM
Well, I'm not very big on math, but here is an example showing the most primitive way, using Pythagoras's law to calculate the distance.
I only did the top right quadrant (where both X and Y get bigger, because you're going down and to the right). You will have to do the rest yourself.
There are definitely more efficient ways of doing this (maybe using complex numbers), but I don't know them at the moment.
11-23-2005 05:24 PM
Thank you very much. I will work to be able to make it.
I suppose that I cannot personalize the dial to work with the pda. Can somebody assure it?
Greta