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I have a sub VI which has a context help graph as attached.  I do not know the meaning of those numbers, such as (1815), [11], [3], 1, 2, 3, 4, [8], [10].  What are they?  What are their usefulness?  How can I hide them?

 

Thank you in advance.

 

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4815 (the number in the braces) is the VI Revision Number.
Show or hide by setting Tools>>Options>>Revision History>>Show ...

The numbers in the angled braces can be turned off in Tools>>Options>>..., too. But I do not have the location in mind. Search for the keywords "Display" "Scripting" "Context Help".
Guenter

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Hi Guenter,

Thank you for your reply.  But when I reset the revison number back to '0' or '1', the number shown in the braces do not change, why?

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Because I made a big mistake:  The (4815) also comes from VI Scripting and is not(!) the Revision History.

Guenter

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The 4815 is the index of the connector pane (for some reason, LabVIEW connector pane indices start at 4800 and go up).  The other numbers are the indices of the connectors on the connector pane that the wires controls are connected to.  You can turn all this off by turning off VI scripting in Tools»Options»VI Server»VI Scripting.

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Hi DFGray,

It works.  Thank you.

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