Array element attribute nodes

[Richard Jones]

I quite often use attribute nodes for controls such as pull down selectors
to 'grey out' choices or progmatically change the pull down names etc.
However if I make an array of these pull down selectors, when creating an
attribute node it has options only for the array itself (dimensions etc) not
the elements within it.
Is there any way I can get to the actual elements attribute nodes when they
are in an array?

[Alexander Salim]

Hi,

first move your mouse over the element and create then your attribute
node. That should help.

Bye,

Alexander

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In article <7obnbn$b4e$1@andromeda.camcon.co.uk>,
"Richard Jones" wrote:
> I quite often use attribute nodes for controls such as pull down
selectors
> to 'grey out' choices or progmatically change the pull down names etc.
> However if I make an array of these pull down selectors, when creating
an
> attribute node it has options only for the array itself (dimensions
etc) not
> the elements within it.
> Is there any way I can get to the actual elements attribute nodes when
they
> are in an array?
>
>


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[Richard Jones]

Click on front panel you mean? Brilliant! I've always created Attribute
nodes from the diagram so never discovered this trick.
I like this group!

Richard

ps Now to go and scrap the inelegant work round I implemented this morning
and do it correctly!

Alexander Salim wrote in message <7oc13p$740$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>Hi,
>
>first move your mouse over the element and create then your attribute
>node. That should help.
>
>Bye,
>
>Alexander
>
>----------------------
>

[Numero Uno]

Hello. Again on Attribute nodes. I am trying to create a Multiple
Selection Listbox (under List & Ring)whereby after a few selections were
made, and at any one time, each of the element in the string list array
will for example, blink when its turn is reached (not all selections).

Anyone uses Test Executive before? The same principle applies.

Thanks for the help.

Richard Jones wrote:
>
> Click on front panel you mean? Brilliant! I've always created Attribute
> nodes from the diagram so never discovered this trick.
> I like this group!
>
> Richard
>
> ps Now to go and scrap the inelegant work round I implemented this morning
> and do it correctly!
>
> Alexander Salim wrote in message <7oc13p$740$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...
> >Hi,
> >
> >first move your m
ouse over the element and create then your attribute
> >node. That should help.
> >
> >Bye,
> >
> >Alexander
> >
> >----------------------
> >