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Hi all,

is there a way to create a custom property node in LabVIEW, and append some custom properties to it? These could be simple values or another property node of the same type. Sort of like the XML DOM property nodes.

Thanks in advance, Mike

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Hi all,

is there a way to create a custom property node in LabVIEW, and append some custom properties to it? These could be simple values or another property node of the same type. Sort of like the XML DOM property nodes.

Thanks in advance, Mike

You can access a LVOOP class data with property nodes (in LV2010).

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Hi all,

is there a way to create a custom property node in LabVIEW, and append some custom properties to it? These could be simple values or another property node of the same type. Sort of like the XML DOM property nodes.

Thanks in advance, Mike

What are you trying to do? Access your data structure via property nodes? Why? Just use bundle and unbundle on clusters and objects.

Is it because of the property node uses references?

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What are you trying to do? Access your data structure via property nodes? Why? Just use bundle and unbundle on clusters and objects.

Is it because of the property node uses references?

Well, sort of like the DOM XML tree :wacko:, since the functionality doesn't exist on LV-RT :(. I wanted to use property nodes so that the interface would feel the same as the native LV interface. Also, read property box does give me the ability to wire DVR directly into it.

Br, Mike

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