.NET WPF and Labview are boggling my brain

[zou]

> Does this mean I can't do what I want?

No. I mean you might want to just skip create constructor.  Go directly to property/invoke node.

[mattcarson]

Without a constructor to make an object, what reference do I feed to the invoke and property nodes?

[zou]

You don't.

[zou]

Just config an invoke node like a constructor.

You can get a system color like this, without constructor.

[rolfk]

This assembly depends on a module called RapidCode (yes seriously, that is not a joke) that you did not include in your post. Not sure what it exactly is, it could be a functional DLL or another assembly DLL.

Without that it definitely fails to be loaded.

[mattcarson]

Hi again, thanks for your help!

I do not know C# well enough to understand why dependency on a module could be a joke.  How did you discover that? I'd like to follow up on my own.

[rolfk]

Download Dependencies from here: https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies/releases/download/v1.10/Dependencies_x64_Release.zip

Then put it somewhere on your computer and startup the DependenciesGui.exe program in there. And then put your DLL in there (just drop it on the window from an Explorer window).

[mattcarson]

Well that is interesting.  DependenciesGUI does not find any dependencies in the rapidcode64.net.dll at all.

[rolfk]

Did you download the file? Go into explorer and right click on the DLL. Display the properties dialog. Do you have a checkbox on the first tab saying Unblock this file? Check that, confirm and try again.

[zou]

Does this version of Dependencies work on Win7?

I got an error when I drop any dll on the window.