How to know if a wire is connected to a control (in the case of subVI)?
Hello,
I would know if it is possible to know if a wire (in the caller VI) is connected to the subVI control ,or not.
- There is any function to test a control to know if it is wired in the caller VI, or not ?
OR
- Do I test control defaults values and determine if a wire is connected ?
I hope my question is understandable =)
Rob
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Hi
I am not sure if this is of any help. But if click on a connector in the connector pane. You can specify some options. I often use the "is required" option for important input data. If a connector of this type is not wired. An error and a broken arrow will be the result. The VI will not run before the problem is corrected.
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Besides which, my opinion is that Express VIs Carthage must be destroyed deleted
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