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How do I cleanly pass in a bunch of references to a subVI?

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Unfortunately, I have LV 2013. Any way you can convert this to a compatibility mode?

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Version 2013 attached.

 

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Version 2013 attached.

 

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I do something very similar, except my bundling comes before the state machine.  I never thought about doing it as an intialization state of my state machine!!!  That would make the BD a lot cleaner.

 

I also do the template thing as you had described in a previous post.

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I like to logically group the references in a pseudo state machine. In state A I bundle into a cluster the group A references, then go to state B where I bundle group B references and so on. I finally have a Cluster of references that can contain logically grouped clusters of references. I make the final cluster a typedef and I usually create a vi template having this cluster as an input.

 

On my BD the references are stacked in multiple state cases taking less space.

 

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This works great! I think I'll have to combine this cluster with another one to reduce overall clutter, but I'm a huge fan of how this is set up. Thanks for the idea!

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