LabVIEW Idea Exchange
Hi,
Sometimes I want to wire to a terminal that already has a wire wired to it, while wanting to wire that wire to some other terminal (for instance if I change my mind about the build order of an array).
I may want to get from here:
... to here:
The usual way is to;
1) Delete the already wired wire, freeing the terminal I want to wire the "9" to.
2) Wire the "9" to that now free terminal
3) Rewire the old wire from whichever wire stub hanging on the BD to its proper terminal.
Now we could wait for one of the "general swap terminals" ideas to get implemented, like this one, but I have (IMO) a simpler request (this one might not exclude the others):
When I wire something to an already wired terminal my new wire gets wired instead of the old one, and the old wire gets left on my wiring tool ready for wiring somewhere else. I'll try to illustrate it like this:
When I click the terminal on top of the other wire, I get the old wire on the wiring tool instead:
... and then I can immediately wire the old wire to its correct location:
I'm sorry if this has already been suggested somewhere, but I have searched among the many different variants of wiring optimization ideas in this forum and came up with no match.
Cheers,
Steen
