@tbd wrote:
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Tst, the last time I used OpenGs cluster-to-INI converter (about 7 months ago), this cluster caused it to blow-up:
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When using Write INI Cluster on a Cluster , each sub-cluster of the Cluster is written as a separate section having the subcluster name. When the cluster has some non-cluster elements, they are put in another separate section having the Cluster name. Of course, when designing a cluster to be written to an INI file, you have to take care yourself that all (sub)clusters names are different for the data to be written in different sections of the INI file.
That said, the above pictured cluster will be written on file as:
[Cluster]
Boolean=FALSE
and read back correctly. One section named "Cluster" (subcluster name) has been created and its boolean element put there.
About type descriptors (TD) parsed by OpenG Tools, in LV8 there have been major changes in TDs and they are not documented nor available anymore, except in backward compatible 7.1 version of "Flatten to String" and "Variant to Flattenned String". That means that OpenG Data Tools are doomed to manage a frozen version of TDs as new cool datatypes in LV>=8 won't be supported.