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Can LV86 create enums automatically for its mother function?

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When I place a open/create/replace function, I need to create two enums and type a lot of items inside the two enums. This waste time (especially if I wanna take on the CLD exam Smiley Tongue)

 

So for LV86 or LV2010, can the enums be automatically created when I paste the open/create/replace function? Whoosh! like that...ScreenHunter_05 Mar. 10 21.55.gif

Really? It can be done? Which settings I need to switch on? Smiley Tongue  

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Not sure of exactly what you mean, but in the example you show, if you drop that function then right click on those two terminals with the wiring tool, select create constant, Bam! you have the enum. If that isn't what you mean please elaborate. They won't both automatically be created when you drop the function, it has no way of knowing if you want that or plan to wire to those terminals from somewhere else in the diagram.

 

If you take the CLD exam, show up early, they are supposed to let you spend time, before the scheduled start of the exam, configuring your environment (adjusting LabVIEW settings, NOT putting on libraries, etc.)

 

One thing that I did, once the exam started, was to create a template vi with some pre-documentation, maybe a template icon. Editing those is faster than creating them from scratch.

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