08-27-2008 12:13 PM
I have a subVI that has 32 items that needed to be wired to the connector (16 input 16 output)
However, the pattern with the most amount of terminals only has 28, I need four more.
Is there anyway to make a custom pattern for connector terminals?
Or I notice on property nodes, they sometimes can have a LOT of terminals, would that let me exceed the maximum labview is limiting me to
Or do I have to make global variables or something?
That could work for a couple but I'll still run out of room
Anyone have any suggestions??
-Confused-
08-27-2008 12:17 PM
reconsider the function design if you find you need more than 16 IO. Ideally you should have at most 8 + error IO, from my experience. Consider clustering multiple inputs into logical groupings. Its a good idea to typedef these clusters to make it easy for maintaining your application.
08-27-2008 01:58 PM - edited 08-27-2008 01:58 PM
Hi cutekitte...,
I fully agree with Paul.
Just some questions:
Have you ever seen a function (in any kind of programming language) that uses more than 32 IO arguments???
And how do you want to wire more than 32 IO on a 32*32 pixel icon?