Subpanels? If you want to go the route of passing references, you only need to pass a front panel reference. And if you're willing to spend some time doing reusable code, you can write VIs that will give you the top level panel reference and let you get control references by name as and when you need them. References don't need to be messy. And they mean you can call your VIs in blocking mode and don't have to think about top level sequencing, unlike the queue approach where you need a management loop somewhere.
Teststand? :) PJ M wrote: > Have you investigate using queues ? Depending how generic (or not) > you data are, you can define a clue cluster (<-- type def it) that > the output is a cluster so that would mean sending in many references. > The indicators that made up the clusters are widely spread, so if I > used > bundle, it's very cumbersome and tedious. I tried to use the dynamic > VI -- Dr. Craig Graham, Software Engineer Advanced Analysis and Integration Limited, UK. http://www.aail.co.uk/
