LabVIEW programming aids

[BowenM]

I almost posted it in this thread, but figured it would be more appropriate here.

(For context, I work with several people who abuse stacked sequence structures.  I figured I'd help them out...)

[crossrulz]

This will be a little less disruptive...

[BowenM]

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@crossrulz wrote:

This will be a little less disruptive...

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I don't know.  Removing a flat sequence might take longer to fix than rewriting the entire program from scratch....

[JÞB]

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@BowenM wrote:

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@crossrulz wrote:

This will be a little less disruptive...

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I don't know.  Removing a flat sequence might take longer to fix than rewriting the entire program from scratch....

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Try crosrulz code

There is no code loss! It simply converts the SSS th a FSS then removes the FSS leaving the code within the frames intact.

[altenbach]

See also this old community nugget 😄 Still valid today!

[Ray.R]

I love it!!  😄

I'm definitly going to use that.  LOL!

[Darren]

Y'all should use Traverse for GObjects.vi instead of AllObjs[] if you want to nail Stacked Sequences on nested diagrams too.

Or upgrade to LabVIEW 2014 or later, where we removed Stacked Sequences from Quick Drop/palettes altogether. 😉 

[BowenM]

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@Darren wrote:

Or upgrade to LabVIEW 2014 or later, where we removed Stacked Sequences from Quick Drop/palettes altogether. 😉 

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Sadly, they found the workaround 😞  Place flat, convert to stacked!

[Ray.R]

😮 😮 😮

[crossrulz]

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@Darren wrote:

Y'all should use Traverse for GObjects.vi instead of AllObjs[] if you want to nail Stacked Sequences on nested diagrams too.

Or upgrade to LabVIEW 2014 or later, where we removed Stacked Sequences from Quick Drop/palettes altogether. 😉 

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You know, I started making a version that does that, and it turns out that TRef Traverse.vi has a Stacked Sequence Structure in it!  Bad Darren!  Granted, it is a single frame just to perform a Class Operator.Remove regardless of an upstream error.  But still.  Maybe NI should change it to a Flat Sequence Structure...