Quick drop with Quick Drop

[tst]

The method QD uses only places the object on the cursor, so I can think of two options:

1. Use the same method yourself and then simulate a mouse click (you can simulate a click in Windows using the Mouse_Event function in user32.dll and there should be enough examples online).
2. Drop the function at the coords using the New VI Object primitive. You would need to translate the mouse coords to diagram coords using the various VI properties and methods and you can get the mouse coords using the mouse input VIs.

[crossrulz]

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@MarcoMauri wrote:

What I'm doing now is

4a) Press enter and have the function "floating" on the block diagram ready to be placed

4b) Click the mouse button to place the function on the block diagram

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Why hit ENTER?  Just click and you're done.  You do not need to hit ENTER in order for the QD to register your selection.

[MarcoMauri]

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@crossrulz wrote:

Why hit ENTER?  Just click and you're done.  You do not need to hit ENTER in order for the QD to register your selection.

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That's a good point!

[Darren]

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crossrulz wrote:

Why hit ENTER?  Just click and you're done.  You do not need to hit ENTER in order for the QD to register your selection.

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Click-to-drop is called Super Quick Drop, and it's tip #3 on my highest-kudoed Darren's Nugget post.