Accessing shared .NET methods in LabVIEW

[ZMeson]

Is it possible to access shared .NET methods in LabVIEW?  For example, is it possible to access System.Math.Sin()?  System.Math doesn't have a constructor.  And I don't see an invoke method node that doesn't require a object in LabVIEW.

- Kevin Hall

P.S. System.Math is only an example.  I know LabVIEW has its own math library.  I just need to access a static function in a class that cannot be constructed.

[Lycangeek]

Yes, you can access any public static method of any .NET class in LabVIEW. There are a couple ways of doing this.

1. Drop down a .NET invoke node, right click on the input terminal for the reference and say "Select Class->.NET".

2. If you have LV 8, bring up the Class Browser, browse to the .NET class and then drag and drop the method you want to call onto the diagram.

[ZMeson]

Excellent!   I was confused because I still saw the reference input.  I just don't need to hook it up.

Thank you so much!!!