question about Conditional Disable Symbols

[Norbert_B · Accepted solution]

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@NemoChen wrote:
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Does  it make sense?

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No, it does not make sense. Conditional Disable Structure is a set of instructions for the LV compiler. So changing symbols REQUIRES a recompile of the VI. If you fail to do this, changing symbols will not affect VI execution.

What you are looking for is a simple case structure and passing a parameter "as symbol" to select which case you want to execute.

[NemoChen]

Yes, you just gave me another easy way to solve it.

thank you!

[Norbert_B]

Another, "better" option (but requires more LV knowledge) would be implementation of a class based abstration layer.

TS nowadays can directly call LV dynamic dispatches, so a class based abstraction replaces the case structure and the additional parameter.