LabVIEW
How can I combine a ton of strings into an object so that it's easy to have all of them at hand?
optoelectro wrote: Ah, in the first thing you quoted, I was referring to his VI where his references actually weren't connected to the controls.
Do you know if it's possible to have the property node value connect to the value input of the Write to Config File VI if I haven't defined the type of property node?
Actually, that is just the snippet tool being stupid. It should look more like this
Your Label.TXT property should be going to the key input on the Write To Config File. Once you wire up the reference to the property node, it will be just fine.
Hi Crossrulz, thanks, that's actually what I had in my VI (the references to the controls).
However, the part I'm confused on is this, let me try and post a VI snippet:
Basically some of my inputs will be arrays of strings and others will be arrays of doubles, and I'd like it to write either. I guess I can just create two VI's, one for each possibility. But is there a way to make it accept either? thanks!
Ah, you are getting into the interesting parts. You will technically need a case structure for each type of control you have and then type cast to the right type can then you can write to the config file.
But remember back when I just said to use the OpenG functions? You'd be done now if you had just used those. They take care of all of this for you, event arrays and clusters.
You can bundle all and either use the OpenG Write cluster to ini, or flatten it to xml and write that.
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