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  1. Hi, I am currently using OpenG to read an INI file into a big cluster (with subclusters), split that one up and save the subclusters into shared variables. Not this is ok, although it is very static. Now what I am trying to achieve is splitting the sections of my INI files into separate files. For simplicity the file name should be the section name and so on. The problem is that clusters are extremely static and I can't get anything to work. The perfect thing would be something like the attached. Pass a directory and a cluster to a subvi, get the cluster with values from INI back. The file name would be constructed from the cluster name. Is this possible at all?
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