How to resize array width programmatically?

[Norbert_B]

So you are talking about both images.

Here they are:

hope this helps,

Norbert 🙂 

[smercurio_fc]

Missing the point...

I don't need to see the images. I know how to do it. What about the other folks in the world outside of NI that don't, and need to see the images, but can't because they point to ae.natinst.com? Are you expecting them to scour the forums to see if somebody happened to post the images in a thread?

Instead, of, oh, I don't know, fixing the KB article? As well as all the other ones in the KB that are like this?

[Ray.R]

Saverio,

I can see the KB article.  Are there some missing images that you are referring to?

Below is what I see from that link:

How Do I Change the Size of a Control Inside an Array Programmatically?

Primary Software: LabVIEW Development Systems>>LabVIEW Base Package
Primary Software Version: 8.2
Primary Software Fixed Version: N/A
Secondary Software: N/A

Problem:
I would like to change the size of a control inside an array using property nodes just like I would any other control that is not inside an array. If I create a property node and go to Array Element»Bounds»All Elements, I cannot change the property to write. Hence, I cannot change the size.

Solution:
The property node Array Element»Bounds»All Elements of an array is read only. Therefore, while you can read the size of a control, you cannot write to it using this method. In order to change the size of a control inside an array, you need the property node for that control, not the array.

1. In order to do this, create a property node for the array as usual by right-clicking on the array in the block diagram and selecting Create»Property Node»Visible (or any other property) 
2. Right-click on the property node and select Link To»Pane»Array»Numeric Value
3. Now you can use the sizing property of the control itself to change the size by clicking on the property node and selecting Numeric Text»Size»Height

Note: You cannot have different sizes for each element within an array - they must all be the same size.

[smercurio_fc]

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Ray.R wrote:

Saverio,

I can see the KB article.  Are there some missing images that you are referring to?

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Yes. All you need to do is look at the page source HTML. This is a problem that has been raised many times in the forum regarding KB articles. Am I the only one who was listening? 

[Ray.R]

Oh yes..  I see..

Euh... I mean I don't see the missing images.