09-08-2006 06:12 AM
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We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.
Epictetus
09-08-2006 06:49 AM
09-08-2006 07:17 AM
The selection list property is only relevant when the VI is idle. Once it is running (or reserved) no objects are selected. This is useful when operating on other VIs in edit time, like this example, where the VI only grabs the selected controls.
What you might want to do is put the controls in a tab. Functionally, it will be identical, but to get the references to the controls you will need to get the reference to tab and then the reference to the page. If you can't do that (for instance, if your controls are spread throughout the screen), you can build their references into an array and use that in a loop. See this for an example.
09-08-2006 07:24 AM
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08-26-2010 10:58 AM
Would be possible for someone to answer the question about how to get at the Selection List of the Front Panel properties? An example would be worth a thousand words.
08-26-2010 10:59 AM - edited 08-26-2010 11:05 AM
Isn't this only available with scripting?
Edit: I lied, I guess it is available. Also, this thread is 4 years old...
08-26-2010 11:17 AM
Should I start a new thread on this topic?
08-26-2010 11:51 AM
@wildcatherder wrote:
Would be possible for someone to answer the question about how to get at the Selection List of the Front Panel properties? An example would be worth a thousand words.
I did link to a couple of examples in my previous post, but basically, you get a reference to the front panel, wire that reference into a property node and select the Selection List[] property (assuming it appears in the list, which will depend on your LV version).