07-05-2012 01:29 PM
I inherited some code that has a CTL control cluster nested inside another CTL control cluster. If I drag the nested control outside the border of the other, I am able to right-click to create a local variable, which I need to connect to Bundle by Name. However, as soon as I drag it back inside the boundaries of the outer control, it breaks the local variable.
How can I create a local variable from a cluster CTL nested inside a second cluster CTL?
Is there some kind of OuterCluster.InnerCluster reference I can use if I make a local variable from the outer cluster?
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07-05-2012 02:02 PM
It turns out that I don't need a local variable for the inner cluster.
The attached JPG shows that I created a local variable for the outer cluster (ParametersCluster), used an Unbundle by Name function to access the inner cluster (EmptyParmeters) and can access any of the elements via another Unbundle by Name.
07-05-2012 02:03 PM
If you make a local to the outer cluster, then unbundle it, you get your inner cluster.
(I'm ignoring the fact that you really don't want to use locals unless you have to, and assume you know what you are doing normally)
07-05-2012 02:07 PM
You cannot have local variables for individual items in a cluster, however nothing prevents you from creating a value property node. That will work just fine.