Programmatically Replace a front panel control with a ctl file on disk

[blessedk]

I have some ctl files saved programmatically using vi scripting. Now I want to be able to read those in and replace a front panel control. Note that I have successfully used a static vi reference and the “replace  invoke node” to achieve this but in that case I must  first “browse to the path” of the ctl file before running the program.  In this case you need to consider that the ctl files need to be both created and loaded at run time to replace a front panel control.  

[$agar]

Attach your ctl file as well as VI. 

[blessedk]

Sagar. This is a generic question. Use any ctl file on disk you want. But load in that ctl and replace any front panel control of similar type. Just do so with out creating a static reference because I want the path assignment ( path to ctl on disk) to be done programmatically. I think that’s clear. Assume there is a “clean sheet” and tell me how you would do that 

[paul_cardinale]

Use Open VI Reference.