09-13-2016 10:09 AM
LV2013
When creating an accessor for a class data member, you have the option to make this accessor available via property nodes.
I accidentally removed an accessor VI from the project.
The VI itself still exists; it's easy enough to ADD the file back into the project.
But when I do so, the properties that used it don't reconnect. I can replace them with the VI and all is well, but there are cases where I want two or more values and I want to use one property node to get them.
How do I tell this VI that it should be accessible via property nodes?
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09-13-2016 10:13 AM
09-13-2016 10:22 AM
OIC.
I created a regular folder called "ACCESSORS", but it should be a "Property Definition" folder.
Thanks, Sam !
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09-13-2016 10:37 AM
Well, that sounded great, but didn't actually work.
When I create a PROPERTIES DEFINITION folder and put the accessor VI in there, the only properties I can access are the folders themselves (which makes no sense).
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09-13-2016 10:41 AM
09-13-2016 10:41 AM
OK, OK, I see it now.
EACH accessor needs its OWN prop-def folder, WITHIN the "accessors" folder.
I saw that architecture for months, but never paid attention, because it was handled for me...
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