About Creat Property.....

[yanzhanglin]

Hello Everyone:

When we use native class,we can create all properties at once,but when we use G# class we seem to create one property at a time.Do we have the method to create property like native class,My English is poor.I hope everyone can understand what I say.😥

  

[thols]

You mean like the dialog that appears if you right click on an attribute in the cluster of private data of a class?

Edit: my post was cut at the picture and all text below, but in short:

- I want that too, it would also enable making a property of an attribute from within a cluster

[yanzhanglin]

yes，when we use native class tool ，we just select all properties（Step 1），and then click “Create”  button ，LabVIEW will create all read/wtite properties  VI. but when we use G# Class tool create properties ,we can only choose one property then create write/read VI, then we choose next one,then create......(loop)

[thols]

OH, and in my original post that was cut, I said that perhaps that could be done as a right-click plugin also, so that it appears in the same menu as when right-clicking an attribute in the private data cluster.

[Yamaeda · Accepted solution]

You can ofc use the standard 'create accessor' on a G# class, but otherwise i agree with the idea/suggestion.

It should be a Tree/List instead of the drop down so several can be selected at once. It don't Think it's that hard to implement.

/Y

[Yamaeda]

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@Yamaeda wrote:

You can ofc use the standard 'create accessor' on a G# class

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Let me be clear so i don't fool you: You can use the Create accessor to create the VI's in bulk, but as they are standard accessors they'll include a normal Bundle/Unbundle. To G#-ify it you'll need to change it to a DVR inside those VIs.

If i'd go this way i'd create one through G# (that i'll use as a template), create the bulk through standard interface and copy/paste the block diagram from the template.

[Yamaeda]

Oh no! I'm wrong! The G# object only has a single attribute that'll you'll see through the normal interface! (it's the ref to the data cluster)