Modifying the Radix Display

[SercoSteveB]

Assuming the Radix for a Constant, Control or Indicator is already displayed.  Which of the following methods/tecniques can be used to modify the value of that Radix.

NOTE:  More than one answer may apply.

A constant with Radix displayed is shown below to make the post more colourful.

a) The 'Appearance' Tab on the Properties Dialog box

b) The Text Tool allows the user to enter the Radix directly

c) A CTRL-RD key combination cycles through the available Radix options

d) A left mouse click on the Radix (with the appropriate Tool is selected)

[crossrulz]

not A, that would be the Display Format tab that can do that

not B

What is the RD key?

D is a definate yes.

So I'm going to go with just D

[mini09]

I agree with Crossrulz.. Only D.

May be option C might be an quick drop plug-in

[A.Bernau]

To be honest I had to try it first. After that I have to agree crossrulz and gnshmrthy. And same for me: I do not know what the RD key is.
So D is my answer.

(In my opinion it is senseless to repeat an former answer, but I would like to receive the email about future comments in this forum to get informed about other opinions. Maybe someone can help about the mysterious RD key. So I have to write anything, even it is the same result 😉

[LordNobady]

D.

You can also receve e-mail notifications for the whole blog. then you will get an e-mail if a post is made and when somone reply's to one.

[SercoSteveB]

I wouldn't loose any sleep over the RD key, it is only me that knows about it (it is a figment of my imagination)

[MrStevenUND]

I'm assuming the RD key is sitting right next to the "ANY" key.  http://vimeo.com/3771463 

D.

[clendon.gibson@canrig.com]

I found the RD key. It was next to the ANY key.

Answer is D as others have said.

[clendon.gibson@canrig.com]

You beat me to it!

[SercoSteveB]

It's the key that extends the cup holder

[kasliwal]

D. I guess.

1. One can also access properties->display format->type and then choose representation.

2. programmatically one can do it using the property node (for controls and indicators), don't know about constants

[nik35324]

D

[SOM19]

Ans is D

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: D.  Nice one crossrulz, gnshmrthy, Andreas23, LordNobady, MrStevenUND, clendon.gibson@canrig.com, kasliwal & SOM19

I can't believe in these times of LabVIEW Quick Drop that the CTRL-RD isn't better know .