G'Day Dan,
Have a look at the LabVIEW config file VIs (Functions>>File I/O>>Conjuration
File Vis) - they were created using OOP principles. Probably one of the
most important Vis you want to look at in their hierarchy is "Config Data
Registry" - this is the structured LV2-Style global that acts as the data
repository, and creates/destroys objects.
That said, IMHO the Endevo GOOP Toolkit and the VI Engineering Class
Generator both do a much better job at the lower level, as they use a
semaphore cast to a new object type to lock repository read/writes, and
Endevo has also the inheritance toolkit - very useful. I strongly suggest
you contact VI Engineering and book yourself into a "LabVIEW System Design
with GOOP" course - they are definitely worth the time and money, and will
minimise the time it will take to get into GOOP...
Cheers,
Christopher
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> -Original Message-
> Sent: Wednesday, 21 April 2004 4:01 PM
> Subject: LV GOOP
>
> Anyone using GOOP ???
>
> I am after a small example... I am just getting started and would like to
> see a real world example...
>
> thanks
>
> Dan Bookwalter N8DCJ
>
