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using shortcut keys in the block diagram

i want to use shortcut keys in the block diagram. is this possible?

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The shortcut keys do work in the block diagram.  Try overlapping two vi icons. 

 

I'm not sure what you want to do?

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Various shortcut keys are available in the block diagram. The one you are specifically asking about in your images is more for moving comments (VIs, other decorations) to the front and back on the block diagram. It doesn't make sense to move your code forward and backward, because then you may end up hiding code. This will make your code virtually unreadable. 

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thank you guys, actually i want to move objects to a pane by using mouse (drag and drop to pane). there are more than one objects (as boxes). then when an object (box #1) which is clicked by mouse is active, the other objects are passive. so,i think maybe i can use shortcut keys as commands.

for example when i drag second box to same coordinates of the first box, it places on top of the first one. i dont want to stow objects. i want to put them side by side. sorry about mess!

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Are you just trying to ask the same question you are asking in this thread?  http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/front/m-p/1442088#M553462

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in this topic my first question is different but yes i asked last one before. i just want to explain clearly what i do so give an example my previous topics.. sorry..

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@Ravens Fan wrote:

Are you just trying to ask the same question you are asking in this thread?  http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/front/m-p/1442088#M553462


Or this one: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/enable-disable-options/m-p/1441764

 

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thank you guys, i figured out that it is not possible what i want

 

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Reordering-Controls-Take-2/m-p/3650#M2771

 

 

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You are referring to a thread that's almost 11 years old. A lot has changed with LabVIEW since then. As I noted in your original thread, you are using way too many loops and event structures, and you can simply use the Disabled property to make controls "passive". Please continue the discussion in your original thread.

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