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Insane object - error

When save - I get following error: "Insane object at BDHP+TA2BO in "analysis.vi" : (graphics) (0x80): Wire Segment (WIRE)" I can save VI - no problem but always get that message.
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If using 6.0, upgrade to 6.0.2.

Ben
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I'm using 6.0.2
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Hi Max;

I've seen something similar to this when using complicated type defs. If
your current problems were preceded by a change to a type def that is used
in the VI that is giving you problems, then I suggest you delete and replace
all instances of the type def within that VI. Also, if you have a type def
that has a type def withing it (and so on) try replacing the type defs
withing the type defs.

This is really more of a guess then anything else, but maybe it will help...

Goodluck

Denis
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> I'm using 6.0.2

A graphics insanity will not cause real problems. This one indicates
that your diagram has a wire on it that has an internal inconsistency.
Its segments do not connect to one of the terminals graphically the way
they do logically. The VI will execute fine, but each time it is saved
it will complain about the insanity as long as it persists.

You may be able to find the bad wire, delete and rewire it. If not, you
can send the VI into technical support or have them talk you through
fixing it.

Greg McKaskle
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