Attila

I guess you are right, this can be helpful. We can develop useful scripts for own work.

But in my situation this isn't the right way, when I want to make an end user application with this technique.

I will do my job with an alternate way.

Thanks the replies.

QUOTE (martin@aerodynamics @ Sep 19 2008, 02:25 PM)

I think you can not build such an application- if possible you coud "just" make an exe and with this exe you could make new LabVIEW code, without LabVIEW licence. That's probably not the wisch from NI...

In this case this is a useless feature of labview.

If I can not build such an exe than it's just a game for the developers. It should rather to NI allows us to create vi to the memory and disallow to save that to the disc.

Sorry for my English & thanks the reply.

QUOTE (crelf @ Sep 19 2008, 03:28 PM)

The code is very simple: Just place a "New vi" of app_control_plus to block diagram and build it.

Hi!

I created a module for my application what uses vi scripting technology for dynamically create controls in a new vi.

This is a wonderful feature of labview, but when i build my application and run the exe file, i get an error with code 53.

The Source text is varying.

In my example: I get this error when i try to create an object: 'New VI Object in Visualization.lvlib:mod_create_UniConstans.vi'

Is there any way to build an application when i use the vi scripting?