Challenge of the Day: No palette!

[X.]

Cite one FP object, which, when right-clicked, offers no palette to pick up a related function or object.

EDIT: I meant Block Diagram (BD) objects, not Front Panel objects (FP), my bad.

[James.M]

Native palette? If not, OpenG Front Panel buttons won't cite back to their palette, but that could just be an add-on thing.

[James.M]

All of the .Net and ActiveX palette items.

[X.]

We are talking BD objects, my bad.

I am talking about this behavior:

[James.M]

Oh, that's a tough one...

I'm trying to figure out why your right-click menu doesn't have a breakpoint option there too. Maybe that's a clue.

[Hooovahh]

XNode is the easy answer.  I can make an XNode that using the reference to the right click menu just deletes all items.  Are you saying there is one shipped with LabVIEW that does this?

EDIT:  Oh that feature I've always found as half broken.  Some times it works some times it doesn't.  Especially for userlib stuff.

[BowenM]

Stacked sequence structure doesnt... (in 2014) 🙂

... meaning my guess is that any old functions that are supported for backward compatability but not available in palettes would have this behavior. 

[Hooovahh]

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@BowenM wrote:

Stacked sequence structure doesnt... (in 2014) 🙂 

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But stacked sequence isn't on the palette in 2014 right?

EDIT:  Oh is the answer a VI that merges a VI?  Then the merged VI would be on the palette but not the function it drops.

[James.M]

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@Hooovahh wrote:

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@BowenM wrote:

Stacked sequence structure doesnt... (in 2014) 🙂 

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But stacked sequence isn't on the palette in 2014 right?

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You can right click a regular seq structure and convert.

[Hooovahh]

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@James.M wrote:

You can right click a regular seq structure and convert. 

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Yes you can make it but isn't on the palette.  If that isn't a requirement then I'd say there are tons of stuff, practially any VI, in the vi.lib would qualify.