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Antoine,

Well, to address the need in a different fashion you can use LabVIEW classes (LVOOP) instead of typedefs. You can protect LabVIEW classes with a password. In fact, on platforms where LVOOP is available I never create typedefs any more.

Paul

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QUOTE (normandinf @ Jan 30 2009, 11:06 AM)

You do have a typedef with LVOOP, they're just embedded in the lvclass library and created for you automatically.

Yes, I'm pretty certain that's true, but at the API level I don't see it, or worse, need to maintain it directly. (Also, no one else can edit it except through the class design interface.)

LVOOP objects also take up only so much room on the front panels and block diagrams, too. Unless one uses tricks large typedefs take up a lot of space.

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