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  1. I've created a class which contains (mainly) a bunch of settings and a bunch of events. To keep things organized, I've put these into a Settings and Events cluster, respectively, in the class private data control. If I want to create neat property nodes for such clusters, I have to follow a rather cumbersome procedure: 1. Create a vi for data member access to the whole cluster via the appropriate dialog 2. Create a vi for data member access each individual element via the same dialog 3. Open the Class properties window and navigate to Item Settings 4. Locate the whole cluster accessor and set its Short Name to (e.g.) Settings, plus the Long Name to (e.g.) Settings:All Elements 5. Locate each individual accessor and set its Short Name to (e.g.) Stngs.Polarity, plus the Long Name to (e.g.) Settings:Polarity. This is very tedious, whereas it seems like a very common scenario in LVOOP development. Are there any solutions to this issue?
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