At 9:05 -0500 6/17/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Regarding the cluster of constant values from which you can select one >using an implicit unbundle: >Is it easier to drop one constant [from the palette or file system] and >then select which subpiece to use than it is to just select which constant >you want [from the palette or file system] in the first place? I'm not >opposing your general comments that a simpler way to define and then drop >constant values would be useful, I just don't think that the proposed >solution goes very far toward simplifying the situation.
Well I might think of a combination of these as a good compromise. One VI with a cluster of all the constants for a program. This could then be opened for editing instead of finding each constant file. Then a vi that unbundles by name and returns that constants value. This would be what is dropped on the diagram. This give the simple action of dropping a constant VI and the convenience of being able to open and look at all constants at once. This of course could all be isolated in a sub-folder for clarity when manipulating the files. -Scott
