Typecasting message queue data for DQGoop Inheritance

I made a test typecasting message queue data type and tried to access and modify my datas.
It works in one way but when I try to copy something into my data labview crash...
I guess labview realocates my data space.
Does anybody have an idea how to outpass that thing?
Pierre
Attachments:
Test DQ Inh NoCrash.vi ‏62 KB
Test DQ Inh Crash.vi ‏62 KB

Your example crashed for me. I suggest you should use flattened strings instead of type cast. I made an example of how to use flattened strings for upcasting and downcasting class member data elements. After I made the example I noticed that it doesn't work with LV 7.1 since flatten to string has different functionality. I also managed to make virtual function calls.
So the LV 8.0 example of data structure that can be used to implement class inheritace are attached.
Also the broken 7.1 version is attached. The rest of the binary string terminal of the Unflatten From String in the middle of the vi should be connected to the unconnected terminal of the Concatenate Strings.
Tomi
Tomi Maila
Attachments:
Inheritance_Example.zip ‏19 KB
inheritance_example_71.zip ‏17 KB

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I have sent you the corrected PDF via Acrobat.com Workspaces to your email address.
Now of course I am aware that this did not solve the problem for you. But it did, to me at least, prove that the document contained a damaged image.
I can see that the document was created with Corel Draw X5. Now the big question is: is it a problem of Corel Draw, or Adobe Reader / Acrobat 11.0.3?
Have you tried to contact Corel about the issue?

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