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Wishes for _analyzerutils.llb

I'll start this out... if this ends up the wrong place we can close or move.

I've on occasion wished for another function to be added to <vi.lib>\addons\analyzer

_analyzerutils.llb

I end up writing it, but thought it should be included for others.

Maybe this can become a suggestion place for these items.

Might be duplicating idea exchange, but I think this might be a little better focused with the right audience.

Post what you write that you think is great.

Post what you wish were there.

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I like this idea. I'll start:

Is owned by typedef.vi

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Given the reference to a control or constant, this VI will tell you if that object is owned by a typedef. This helps when trying to filter results for a VI Analyzer test when there's nothing the user can do to fix that particular failure object (since it is owned by a typedef).

I am planning on shipping this VI in _analyzerutils.llb in LabVIEW 2016.

One thing that is unfortunate about the NI Community forums is that I can't attach a copy of the VI to this reply for y'all to review...

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Here's the one I'm working on:

_Analyzerutils.llb (LV2012 here) contains a VIAnUtil Check If ErrClust.vi

Works great for just a singleton error custer wire.

I'm making a version that has a "IsErrClust?" output as well as an "IsErrClustArray?" output to let me know if the item is an error array.

Could be two different VIs, but I chose to just do two outputs of the same VI. 

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I think you can attach files if you choose the "use advanced editor" upper right corner of the reply window.

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Ah, you're right! Here's the Is owned by typedef VI, saved in LabVIEW 2015.

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I've also had a need for a "is owned by array" similar to a "is owned by typedef"

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Something like this? Saved in LabVIEW 2015. If it works the way you expect, let me know and I'll try to get it into LabVIEW 2017.

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