I learned twothree things here,
-flip/swap of inputs in a numerical function (I needed it many times, and didn't even think that I should demand this)
-I didn't know that such thing as "Quick Drop" exists. However, I still do not have LabVIEW 2009 so that Ctrl+D or Ctrl+Shift+R didn't work for me (on LV8.6), instead they just traced D and R keystrokes and highlighted corresponding functions.
-about creating my code's snippet (I had heard of it, but didn't know that it can be stored in the functions palette as well). Cool!
Kudos!
My response to the thread
3) I also felt need of independently aligning shift register nodes, just to keep them in order of the outside (of the loop) nodes. But, I (strongly) believe, their coupled alignment has more programming importance than the freedom we could gain by uncoupling their alignment. I think this disciplined behaviour helps us keep track of the corresponding shift register when we have more than one pair in a loop. Just like Cory said.
Vaibhav
