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  1. I am trying to use similar pieces to what have been mentioned so far. However, I need to be able to spawn VI clones of several different VIs that have different connector panes from each other (different inputs, but same outputs) to be run in subpanels, and then read the outputs from these clones. I am using LabVIEW OOP. Each class has a dynamic dispatch method VI used to launch clones of its own static display method VI which is inserted into a subpanel. I thought that I could use a class property to store the dynamic strict VI reference, but as of LabVIEW 2010, it appears that can no longer be done. My thinking was that I could have a dynamic dispatch method for each class that uses the Wait for Asynchronous Call function and takes in the strict VI reference property of the class object and passes out the common outputs. The problem I run into is that I can't get the dynamic strict VI references from the VI where I launch the clones to the VI where I read the outputs since they are all unique. Right now, I am just writing the two outputs that I need from each clone to queues (the order that I receive the outputs does not matter), but I thought it might be more advantageous to be able to wire this data straight out of the connector panes.
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