Matlab Code In Labview.jvm Code in LabVIEW File In LabVIEW File To view your code, open LabVIEW Editor and select Find Code in LabVIEW. Head over to Code Editor as shown in Figure 3 below. Figure 3: Open System Preferences. Scroll down to Code Settings. In Solution Explorer, select the Code Editor option. Navigate to Find LabVIEW Code. Open System Preferences. Scroll down to Open System Resources. Select LabVIEW and choose System Security. Scroll up to View Code. Test Results – Code Formatting From the code editor, select the code you think should be tested by using the highlighted text highlighted at the bottom of Figure 4. Figure 4: Check code values for common input methods. If you encounter problems, make corrections. Include test code settings in the Test Results tab below. Testing Results Next from Solution Explorer, select Solution Editor and choose Test Code. Scroll down through your Solution Explorer window and check Test Code. Figure 5: Input code for LabVIEW Code in LabVIEW Test Code Options After you have checked Code Set, then go back to Code Editor and check Test Code. Working with test runs In other labs, you can follow or check out standard test run commands, such as Code In Tests. Try out “Setup Tests” if done correctly. In LabVIEW test results If you’re working against an environment where you can’t control code execution, you could use this simple tool to test code that you’ve written the programmatically. Start the “Run Test Runs” dialog box. Select the Run Test Run dialog box, then choose LabVIEW Test Run, then select “Run Code” to load. Once the code runs, you will be asked to execute or reload the script, as shown in Figure 5. (Figure 6) Here’s an example output of what a single line in this test run should look like: var = $test