Ravensfan - if you read my post one more time you will see that I talked about switcheroo-functionality, so no misunderstanding there.
However, now that tst has explained the idea a bit more we know that it was not switcheroo-funtionality he is aiming for after all, so we are both wrong
Rephrasing the node to just say that it is a "is the value between these two values", and not define any of the range parameters as either min or max - makes me kind of like the idea better. That way the order of the range inputs do not really matter.
PS. Living in Bergen I pretty much use the wipers more than I do not, and I do not swap cars that often so I get used to one of the two ways to operate them...and always get annoyed when I switch to a car with the oppsite logic. The point was mainly just to illustrate though that the world is filled with these little variations though, for no apparent reason (other than to annoy or keep us on our toes I guess ). The true version of your idea tst makes it less annoying though, because implicitly it removes the whole need/possibility of a subjectively chosen order.
I don't think tst is able to explain the idea a bit more. It is his intepretation of what he wants. He is not the original poster. And has said that he already has an idea open that is based on the other interpreation of what he wants (ie. an IRC function that doesn't care about which is upper and which is lower.)
All I can go by is the original poster's actual words and he says "Yes I am expecting a switchroo functionality, I was not recollecting the name"
I just showed the idea with constant attached to upper and lower limits, because of this you might be thinking, having lower limit at top and upper limit at bottom after applying switchroo functionality may not be a good idea.
But if we are applying limits from some shift registers or if limit values are coming from subVI then switchroo will make it easy to switch limits.
With Regards
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