09-04-2009 06:49 AM
Christian_M wrote:
@Ben: You are right, from a VI you get the reference of the calling library, from the library you can get the reference of "a project", which is a "Temporary Project X" where X is a increment. But how to get the real owning project?
If the project is in memory you can use the "Owning Application" property from the VI then the "Project.Active Project"which is a private property.
Christian
I must have had that switch turned-on when I was doing my poking and found that.
Thank you,
Ben
09-04-2009 10:41 AM
Christian, thanks very much for the answer - it's exactly what I needed and works perfectly for my purposes.
To be fair, Ben answered it implicitly earlier on, without referring to the super secret private property.
Thanks to everyone else that contributed, too.
Regards,
Jim