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How does one create a labview application which will accept and pass arguments.
Any info would be appreciated.
M. Hubbard
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I guess you mean executable app, not a simple VI. If that is a case then
use LV ActiveX server capabilities.
If you have Application Builder (I assume you have it if you are talking
about exe) then you can specify in one of those dialogs ActiveX server name
for the application. Then your other app can use this name and ActiveX
RefNum control to set and read control values, etc.

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> How does one create a labview application which will accept and pass
arguments.
> Any info would be appreciated.
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mark hubbard wrote:

> How does one create a labview application which will accept and pass arguments.
> Any info would be appreciated.

If you were after a way to get command-line parameters into the run-time environment
with a LabVIEW executable under Windows, then this should do the trick (from the NI
Example Programs Database):

http://digital.ni.com/explprog.nsf/websearch/2afe980d2eea9d3d8025648700251f8e

Regards,
John Lum
National Instruments
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