Typedef Tab question

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@X. wrote:

If it's been around since that long and Ben has already reported the issue, I guess it is one of these cases of wishful thinking I need to get a cure for (remember that the reason I was trying to typedef a tab was to be able to flip through them programmatically using an enum constant on my diagram, as also described by nrp in the other thread; in other words, the latter is really the functionality I am missing, not really that a typedef tab handles insertion - or deletion for that matter- of pages in its chilren nicely). Come to think about it, I agree that it would be unreasonable to expect a typedef tab to behave nicely in any way.

I am not sure that using subpanel would help in anyway with this functionality, since what I need is a quick way of having a list of the different GUI parts available as a enum constant on my diagram. Using different subVIs, I would have to create a typedef-ined enum, which I would have to manually update each time I had a VI, and would not be even sufficient for me to call that subVI (I would need the full path for each, and that would be much more than I need for legibility issues).

Finally, I would have to keep a copy of the different control values set by the user in different tabs and used in other tabs.

For quick-and-dirty GUIs as I am used to sketch out for one-of-a-kind projects, that's way too much overhead.

But as they say, to each his own.

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Maybe more than you need 

Just think about it a day or so OK>