I am moving away from the bundle/typedef style of coding towards the class style of coding. One thing I cant get past is the number of accessor VIs that are needed for access to the data in a class. I must be doing something wrong. In the old days I would take all sorts of data, put it in a bundle and make it a typedef, works great. If I wanted data all I needed to do was un-bundle the data I want and off I go. Now I'm using classes and setting all the values of the class at once is hard. In the past I would make a terminal on my front panel and pass the bundle, now how do I pass all the data to a VI in the appropriate class to write all values to the class? Do I really need to make an accessor for each item in the class? I want to just put a bundle in the class so I can have an accessor that gets and sets all the data? But this is "bad" because then I cant add new items to the bundle without breaking the class. What is best way to do this?

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You can ofc make accessors (or simple get/set functions) with clusters as inputs/outputs.

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