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Why don't VIs created from VITs automatically class members if the VIT is a member?

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This is what I'm doing in 2011 and you can see it adds the new VI to the class. If it's different for you, then maybe your VIs are private or the class is locked in SCC or something like that.

 

 

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would have been here if it worked!

 

I ran into the issue when run as an exe and the explanation came from Stephen.

 

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Ben, I was talking to the OP, not you.


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The difference is that your .lvclass is part of a .lvproj.  If you open the class as part of a project, then selecting "New From Template" will open a subvi that is a class member.  

 

If you simply open the lvclass by itself and select "New From Template" it will not include the new VI as a class member and you will not have private data access.

 

Just FYI 

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