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  1. I am working on some labview code that I really want to use OOP. I have some classes, ie, motor, relay, potentiometer, etc that I am using and wanted to incorporate in a state machine. I wonder if there are some good examples of this? I found a thread on here discussing it http://lavag.org/topic/13064-object-based-state-machine-pattern/ , but I am not clear if it answers my question. 1. When I try to wire a class into a state machine (while loop with a case structure), I always get a broken wire in the while loop. It says the wire type is different? Am I thinking of this incorrectly. I have a class object I put on the block diagram, i wire it to 'Initialize.Vi' and it breaks (there and on any vi from that class). Thanks,
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