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| Class Name | NamedNumeric class |
| Class ID | 19 |
| Scope | Basic Development Environment |
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The NamedNumeric class is a class in the VI Server Class Hierarchy, (see also VI Server).
Properties
Show/Hide NamedNumeric Properties Table
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| R/W | Readable/Writable Permissions |
| RTE | Available in the Run-Time Engine |
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| Property ID | Short Name (English) | Description | R/W | RTE |
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| 633C806 | DigDisp | Reference to a numeric text digital display.
You can use this reference with the Text properties. |
R | X |
| 633C808 | DisabledItems() | Accepts an array of indexes on a ring object to disable. Indexes are 0 based. Disabled Items [] enables every item in the ring upon execution. The property then disables items that correspond to indexes that appear in the array. If the array is empty or some values are out of range, LabVIEW ignores those items and does not return an error. All other items in the ring object are enabled. | R/W | X |
| 633C814 | HideLastVal | R/W | X | |
| 633C813 | IncDecVis | Shows or hides the increment and decrement buttons on a numeric control. | R/W | X |
| 633C80A | NmdNumFont | R/W | X | |
| 633C80D | FontBold | R/W | X | |
| 633C811 | FontColor | R/W | X | |
| 633C80E | FontItalic | R/W | X | |
| 633C80B | FontName | R/W | X | |
| 633C80C | FontSize | R/W | X | |
| 633C810 | FontStrike | R/W | X | |
| 633C80F | FontUnder | R/W | X | |
| 633C800 | NmdNumSize | Size of the named numeric in terms of width and height in pixels. | R/W | X |
| 633C802 | Height | Height of the named numeric in pixels.
This property is an element of the Named Numeric Size property. |
R/W | X |
| 633C801 | Width | Width of the named numeric in pixels.
This property is an element of the Named Numeric Size property. |
R/W | X |
| 633C809 | NumItems | Number of items in the ring or enumerated type object. This property is useful for animation. | R | X |
| 633C812 | RingText | Returns a reference to the text of the currently selected item in the ring or enumerated type object.
You can use this reference with the Text properties. You cannot use this property on picture ring controls because the items in picture ring controls do not contain text. |
R | X |
| 633C807 | Strings() | Array of the items from which you can select in the named numeric control. For enumerated type controls, the index of each item in the array is the same as the value in the enumerated type control. For ring controls, the order of the items in the array is the same as the order in which they are displayed in the ring control.
If the string is an enumerated type control, you cannot write this property when the VI is running. If the string is a ring control, you can write this property when the VI is running. For ring controls, use the Strings And Values [] property to assign specific numeric values to each item. You cannot use this property on picture ring controls because the items in picture ring controls do not contain text. If you use this property with a ring control that does not have sequential numeric values, the number of values for the ring control determines the number of strings you can set using this property. For example, if the ring control has the values 1, 2, and 4, you can set only three strings using this property. If the ring control has more numeric values than the number of strings you wire to this property, LabVIEW creates strings for any values that do not have corresponding strings. For example, if the ring control has the values 1, 2, and 4 and you wire the strings One Hour and Two Hours to this property, LabVIEW sets the last string to . |
R/W | X |
Methods
No Methods for this class.
Events
Show/Hide NamedNumeric Events Table
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| Code | Name | Type |
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| 1073741890 | Operate Menu Activation | Notify |
| 1073741891 | Operate Menu Dismissed | Notify |
History
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History information is needed. What changes have occurred over previous versions? |
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