gray out switch

[Regulator]

Can you live with HIdden?

[Regulator]

OOoo. Found it. Right click Boolean. Create Reference. Click wire output and add property node. Choose: Disabled. Right click on property node Disabled input to add a constant. You get an enum. Your choices are: Enabled, Disabled, Disabled and Grayed Out.

[GerdW]

Hi Regulator,

you found within minutes what Drek is searching for hours… 😞

[drek123]

pfff not for hours this is what a got 🙂

the right cick on property node disabled input to add a constant dont find that

you can laugh 🙂

[GerdW]

Hi drek,

the right cick on property node disabled input to add a constant dont find that

- move the mouse on the input of the "disabled" property node

- press the right mouse button

- a menu pops up: that's the so-called context menu

- select "Create" in this menu: a submenu pops up

- select "Constant"

Wow, an enum constant is magically created in the BD - of the correct datatype. Now select the enum item you want to use…

pfff not for hours

I told you a day ago to use the context menu, so you aren't able for such basic stuff for 24 hours…

This isn't even basic LabVIEW stuff, this is basic (Windows) computer usage. You should know all this before you start to use LabVIEW (or any other program).

[drek123]

getting nervous 🙂 if i right click and create constant i see a bleu square where you can put 1... in but not an enum constant

[GerdW]

Hi drek,

you are on LV7 - that's the price you pay for your outdated LabVIEW version.

As also suggested before: read the context help for this property, it explains it all…

To put it in just 4 letters: "R T F M"… 😄

[drek123]

thx 🙂

[Regulator]

Any luck yet?

[drek123]

nope Gerd says its a labv7 problem i quess dont know, need do look for anonther solution