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How to reference an object in a cluster?

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I have a cluster that contains some numeric arrays and several Booleans.  I would like to connect a single reference for the entire cluster to a subvi and have the subvi individually controll the Booleans.  How is this done?  I've worked with specfic opbject references but I don't know how work with references within clusters.  I'm under the impression this has something to do with strict property nodes but I'm stalled on its approach.  I'm using Win-XP and LV 2009 SP1.

 

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Dave

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In LabVIEW, How Do I Programmatically Change the Properties of Objects in a Cluster?

 

If you want to wire the values you can always use the bundle function.

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I have a cluster that contains some numeric arrays and several Booleans.  I would like to connect a single reference for the entire cluster to a subvi and have the subvi individually controll the Booleans.  How is this done?  I've worked with specfic opbject references but I don't know how work with references within clusters.  I'm under the impression this has something to do with strict property nodes but I'm stalled on its approach.  I'm using Win-XP and LV 2009 SP1.

 

Thanks,

 

Dave


 

I posted a Nugget on that topic here.

 

Don't worry about understanding everything in that Nugget. I wrote it to be entertaining at all levels of LV experience so just take what you need and leave the rest for latter.

 

Ben

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