Application class

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The Application class is a class in the VI Server Class Hierarchy, (see also VI Server). The Application class is the top-level instance of the application in its context. Multiple application instances can be open at a time.

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Application Properties Table

Property ID	Short Name (English)	Description	R/W	RTE
FA	AppBuilderCache.Path		R
80	App.ActiveApp	Gets an application reference to the active VIs owning application.	R	X
46	App.ActiveVI	Returns the name of the active VI in the application.	R	X
68	App.AllContexts		R	X
CD	App.AllLibsInAppInstance	Lists all Libraries currently in memory in this application instance.	R	X
1E	App.AllSysVIs		R	X
1C	App.AllVIs	Returns a list of VIs in memory for the specified application instance. This property returns an error if you wire a remote application reference to the reference input. For a remote application, use the Exported VIs in Memory property to return a list of exported VIs. Note If you have multiple application instances open simultaneously, this property returns only the VIs in memory in the specified application instance. LabVIEW creates a new application instance each time you open a LabVIEW project or target for a LabVIEW project.	R	X
52	App.AssistantsUseStrictTypesDefault		R/W	X
53	App.AutoRouteWires	Returns whether LabVIEW automatically finds a route for a wire.	R/W
DD	App.AvailEnvModes		R
E4	App.ClipMode		R/W	X
AD	App.ClipVI		R/W	X
4F	App.Args	Returns an array of user-defined command-line arguments passed when LabVIEW launched. User-defined arguments start after two hyphens (--) surrounded by spaces in the command line. The first string in the array is the name of the executable launched. This property does not return the name of the VI launched or the LLB that contains the VI. If a user-defined command-line argument contains double quotation marks ("), this property returns the argument without the quotation marks. If you use this property in a stand-alone application, you can avoid the need to enter two hyphens before user-defined arguments by placing a checkmark in the Pass all command line arguments to application checkbox on the Advanced page of the Application Properties dialog box. Example	R	X
FC	App.CompilerThreshold	Gets or sets how complex a VI must be before the compiler limits optimizations to improve editor responsiveness. If the complexity of a VI is lower than the threshold indicated by this value, the compiler does not limit optimizations, thereby improving the execution speed of the VI. If the complexity of a VI is higher than the threshold, the compiler limits optimizations in order to improve editor responsiveness for the VI. To determine the complexity of a specific VI, refer to the Compiled Code Complexity value on the Memory Usage page of the VI Properties dialog box or use the Compiled:Code Complexity property. This property provides programmatic access to the Compiler optimizations slider on the Environment page of the Options dialog box. Possible Errors If you set this property to a value greater than 10, this property returns error 1.	R/W
101	App.Compiler.AutoInlining		R/W	X
D9	App.Compiler.BriefDOT		R/W	X
AF	App.Compiler.DFIRCompiler		R/W	X
C2	App.Compiler.DOT		R/W	X
100	App.Compiler.FP Reg Candidate		R/W	X
CA	App.Compiler.LLVMCompiler		R/W	X
E6	App.Compiler.SSE Runtime Optimization		R/W	X
EA	App.Compiler.SSE1 Code Generation		R/W	X
EB	App.Compiler.SSE2 Code Generation		R/W	X
C1	App.Compiler.Sanity		R/W	X
7A	App.ContextName		R	X
2A	App.CtrlPalOpen		R/W
FE	App.CrossCompileCount		R
8E	App.CrossContextSettings		R
EF	App.CurrentEnvMode	Returns the current environment mode of LabVIEW, such as robotics. If you call this property from a VI in the LabVIEW development system environment, this property returns an empty string.	R/W	X
BA	App.IsLabVIEWDSC?		R	X
6A	App.DWarnDialog		R/W	X
8D	App.DebugName	Returns the name used for opening a debugging connection to this application or shared library. This method is only useful in built applications or shared libraries.	R	X
90	App.DefaultApplication	Returns the default application reference.	R	X
8F	App.DefaultContextName		R	X
57	App.DfltDataDir	Path to the default data directory. You can use this directory to store the data files LabVIEW generates, such as .lvm or .txt files. When you install LabVIEW, the installer creates a LabVIEW Data subdirectory in the default file directory for the operating system to help you organize and locate the data files LabVIEW generates. This property is similar to the Default Data Directory option on the Paths page of the Options dialog box.	R	X
4E	App.DefaultErrorHandlerVI		R/W	X
2D	App.DefFileDlgPth		R/W	X
56	App.DeferDrawing		R/W	X
5B	App.DelFPTerm	Returns whether LabVIEW deletes terminals corresponding to front panel objects from diagram operations.	R/W
19	App.Dir	Absolute path to the directory where the application is located.	R	X
E2	App.DisablePathCase		R/W	X
3E	App.DownloadedVIs		R
38	App.EmbExportedPath		R	X
111	App.Enable Binary Compatibility Load		R/W	X
106	App.Enable Inheritance LinkRef Addition		R/W	X
107	App.Enable Inheritance LinkRefs		R/W	X
112	App.EnableExcursionFreeExecSystems		R/W	X
8	App.ExportedVIs	Returns a list of exported VIs in memory. This property is similar to the Exported VIs list option in the Exported VIs section on the VI Server page of the Options dialog box. Example	R	X
67	App.FullFeature		R	X
2B	App.FuncPalOpen		R/W
FF	App.GdiCount		R
E1	App.HideLoadWarning		R/W	X
3A	App.HostPrefsSec		R	X
113	App.IgnoreUnresolvedDLLRef		R	X
114	App.ImageTableCount		R	X
110	App.ImageTableMaxCount		R	X
F5	App.InstCachePath		R	X
5F	App.InstalledPackage		R	X
62	App.InternetToolkitInstalled		R/W	X
DA	App.IsBuildAppInstance?		R/W
F6	App.IsCompileSuppressed		R/W
7D	App.IsEditorMDI?		R	X
A6	App.MigrationEnabled		R/W
3	App.Kind	Indicates the LabVIEW instance the VI is running in, including invalid application types.	R	X
83	App.LV Target		R
63	App.Language	Indicates the language of the LabVIEW environment or stand-alone application as a string according to ISO 639. Values include en, de, fr, ja, ko, and zh-cn.	R	X
DC	App.Legacy Build App File Layout		R	X
AA	App.RunWithXNode		R/W	X
F9	App.LibFinishPartialLoad		R/W	X
E3	App.LockInstantiationsForAppBuilder		R/W
FD	App.LockedForBuild		R/W	X
F4	App.MassCompWarnOnReadOnlyVIs		R/W
7F	App.MenuLaunchApp	Returns a reference to the application instance that launched the calling VI from a menu selection. If the calling VI was not launched from a menu selection, this property returns an error.	R	X
1D	App.MenuLaunchVI	Returns the name of the VI that launched the calling VI from a menu selection. If the calling VI was not launched from a menu selection, this property returns an error.	R	X
A4	App.MultiPwdOpCancelled?		R
0	App.Name	Filename of the application. This property is similar to the Target filename option on the Information page of the Application Properties dialog box.	R	X
118	App.NativeEventTracingEnabled		R/W	X
97	App.OnLine		R/W	X
115	App.PPL LoadInCompatible LVVersion Default Value		R/W	X
36	App.ParWindForDlgs		R/W	X
39	App.PrefsFilePth		R	X
84	App.Private?		R	X
BE	App.PropMethDataTypes		R
66	App.PumpOSMessages		R/W	X
59	App.IsLabVIEWRT?		R	X
3C	App.RegOrg		R	X
3B	App.RegOwner		R	X
45	App.RemoteWebServerActive		R	X
ED	App.RenameVariablesForAppBuilder		R/W
89	App.SaveFormat		R/W	X
DE	App.SaveVersion	Returns the version number of the LabVIEW file format to which LabVIEW documents are saved. This version number might be different from the version number of the application. For example, LabVIEW with the version number 9.0.1 saves LabVIEW documents with a file format version number of 9.0.	R	X
DF	App.SaveVerLVFmt		R	X
117	App.SaveChangesAutoSelection		R/W
B9	App.SaveVersions	An array of the LabVIEW versions to which this version of LabVIEW can save. The array is in reverse chronological order, with the zeroth element being the current version of LabVIEW. Each element of the array is a valid version to pass to VI server functions which save to previous versions.	R
58	App.SearchPaths		R/W	X
47	App.SelListChanged		R	X
103	App.Selective Deallocation		R/W	X
104	App.Selective Deallocation.EnableForAllVIs		R/W	X
105	App.Selective Deallocation.LargeBufferThreshold		R/W	X
3D	App.SerialNo		R	X
3F	App.ShowFPTipStrips	Writing the property: Setting this property to TRUE enables the display of tip strips on front panel controls. Setting the property to FALSE prevents them from being displayed. Reading the property: Specifies whether tip strips display when idling over controls on the front panel. This property is similar to the Show tip strips on front panel controls option on the Front Panel page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
102	App.ShowAutoErrDialog		R/W	X
5	App.TargetCPU	Indicates the target CPU of an application.	R	X
8B	App.TargetClassName		R	X
D2	App.TargetCurrProcID		R	X
D3	App.TargetCacheEntrySizes	Returns an array of the entry sizes, in bytes, for all cache levels the computer or target contains. Use this property to obtain information from a LabVIEW application running on a remote computer or target about the system on which the application runs. LabVIEW returns 0 if you use this property with a target for which the information is not available.	R	X
D4	App.TargetCacheSizes	Returns an array of the cache sizes, in bytes, for each cache level the computer or target contains. Use this property to obtain information from a LabVIEW application running on a remote computer or target about the system on which the application runs. LabVIEW returns 0 if you use this property with a target for which the information is not available.	R	X
44	App.TargetIP		R	X
54	App.TargetInfo		R	X
D0	App.TargetCoresPerPackage	Returns the number of cores per package the computer or target contains. Use this property to obtain information from a LabVIEW application running on a remote computer or target about the system on which the application runs. LabVIEW returns 1 if you use this property with a target for which the information is not available.	R	X
CE	App.TargetNumProcs	Returns the number of processing units the computer or target contains. This property returns the total number of logical processors, which might be different from the number currently available to LabVIEW. For example, the property includes disabled processors in the number of logical processors it returns. Use this property to obtain information from a LabVIEW application running on a remote computer or target about the system on which the application runs. LabVIEW returns 1 if you use this property with a target for which the information is not available.	R	X
D1	App.TargetLogProcsPerCore	Returns the number of logical processors per core the computer or target contains. Use this property to obtain information from a LabVIEW application running on a remote computer or target about the system on which the application runs. LabVIEW returns 1 if you use this property with a target for which the information is not available.	R	X
D5	App.TargetNumPackages	Returns the number of packages, or chips, the computer or target contains. Use this property to obtain information from a LabVIEW application running on a remote computer or target about the system on which the application runs. LabVIEW returns 1 if you use this property with a target for which the information is not available.	R	X
4	App.TargetOS	Indicates the operating system for which the application was built. Mac OS refers to Mac OS versions 9 and 8. Carbon refers to Mac OS X (32-bit). The LabVIEW Real-Time Module always returns Phar Lap or VxWorks.	R	X
DB	App.TSOptions		R/W	X
2C	App.ToolPalOpen		R/W
116	App.Treat LV 2016 As Binary Compatible		R/W	X
EC	App.UDRefnumFiles		R
4D	App.UnattendedMode		R/W	X
51	App.UseAppTemplateBrowser		R/W	X
5A	App.UserInterfaceAvailable	If you are not targeted to a real-time (RT) platform, this property is always TRUE. If you are targeted to an RT-platform and the host is connected, this property is TRUE. When this property is FALSE, the host is not connected, requiring that the Real-Time Module application must be able to handle all operations independent of the host. Use this property to determine when it is safe to display a dialog box that requires user interaction.	R	X
1	App.UserName	User name used to open the application.	R/W	X
9E	App.VIOfTopBD	Returns a reference to the block diagram highest in the Z order, which is most likely the last block diagram accessed.	R	X
37	App.VerLVFmt		R	X
2	App.Version	Version number of the application. In a stand-alone application or shared library, this property returns the version of the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine.	R	X
D7	App.VersionYear	Version year of the application. In a stand-alone application or shared library, this property returns the version year of the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine.	R	X
109	App.VersionYearNumberOnly		R	X
64	App.WindForPanelOrigin		R/W	X
96	App.ZCompressLevel		R/W	X
A7	ForceEnableCrossLinkDlgs		R/W	X
A8	SuppressCrosslinkDlgs		R/W	X
98	DbgSrvr.Active	Determines whether the Debug Server is enabled. You can use this property only in LabVIEW-built applications or shared libraries.	R/W	X
99	DbgSrvr.TCPAccess	List that describes which TCP/IP addresses of remote clients can access the Debug Server. You can use this property only in LabVIEW-built applications or shared libraries.	R/W	X
A2	Delay File Notifications		R/W	X
22	Disp.AllMonitors	Returns information about all the monitors on the computer, including their bit depths and bounding rectangles. Elements Name Description Bounds Cluster that defines the bounding rectangle of the content area of all the monitors on the computer. Left—The horizontal coordinate of the left edge of the bounding rectangle. Top—The vertical coordinate of the top edge of the bounding rectangle. Right—The horizontal coordinate of the right edge of the bounding rectangle. Bottom—The vertical coordinate of the bottom edge of the bounding rectangle. Depth The bit depth of all the monitors on the computer.	R	X
21	Disp.WkSpace	Gives the bounding rectangle of the computer's primary monitor. Elements Name Description Left The horizontal coordinate of the left edge of the bounding rectangle of the computer's primary monitor. Top The vertical coordinate of the top edge of the bounding rectangle of the computer's primary monitor. Right The horizontal coordinate of the right edge of the bounding rectangle of the computer's primary monitor. Bottom The vertical coordinate of the bottom edge of the bounding rectangle of the computer's primary monitor.	R	X
E0	GetNXTContext		R
BB	LoadSaveWarnings.AutoTestMode		R/W
BC	LoadSaveWarnings.History		R
A5	MathScript.AllMInCxt		R
F1	MathScript.ColorsInSync		R/W
E8	MathScript.Signature		R
F2	MathScript.CompilerInMemory		R
F0	MathScript.Colors		R
A3	MathScript.Path		R	X
65	ModHandle		R	X
A0	NISec.Nobody?	Determines if anyone is logged in.	R	X
A1	NI Sec.UniqueUser		R	X
7C	NISec.User	Indicates the name of the user who is currently logged in, using the format of \.	R	X
BF	OS.BuildNumber	Build number of the actual operating system. This string returns an alphanumeric value of the build number that you can use to compare the build version of operating systems. This property is read only. Note A newer version of an operating system often returns a larger alphanumeric value.	R	X
C6	OS.DetailedName	Detailed name of the operating system where the application is actually running. This string value returns the operating system and its version, such as Microsoft Windows XP. This property is similar to a combination of OSName and OSVersion, which return the platform name and a numeric version number respectively. This property is read only.	R	X
6	OS.Name	Name of the operating system where the application is actually running. Refer to the following for a partial list of operating systems this property might return: Linux Mac OS Mac OS X x64 PharLap RTX Solaris VxWorks Windows NT	R	X
7	OS.Version	Version number of the actual operating system.	R	X
8C	Options.EditorMenuBar		R
6B	Options.UseAbridgedMenus		R/W
B2	Palettes.GetCtrlNames		R
B1	Palettes.GetFuncNames		R
4B	Pr.Printers	Returns an alphabetized array of printer names available on the computer. Note This property is available only on Windows. This property is similar to the System Configured Printers output of the Query Available Printers VI.	R	X
48	Pr.Color/Grayscale?		R/W	X
29	Pr.CustAllCtls?	Specifies whether to print all controls or only the controls wired to the connector pane when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property does not affect the image of the front panel, just the list of controls and indicators in the generated documentation. This property is similar to the All controls and Connected controls options on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
E7	Pr.CustClustConsts?	Specifies whether to print the hidden contents of iconified cluster constants that might be present on the block diagram when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Iconified Cluster Constants option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
C	Pr.CustConn?	Specifies whether to print the connector pane and icon of VIs when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Icon and connector pane option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
11	Pr.CustCtlDesc?	Specifies whether to print descriptions of front panel controls when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Descriptions option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
93	Pr.CustLabelCap	Specifies whether to print the label and/or caption for each control when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods.	R/W
12	Pr.CustCtlType?	Specifies whether to print data type information for front panel controls when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Data type information option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
10	Pr.CustCtl?	Specifies whether to print front panel control information when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property does not affect the image of the front panel, just the list of controls and indicators in the generated documentation. This property is similar to the Controls checkbox on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
D	Pr.CustDesc?	Specifies whether to print VI descriptions when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Description option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
14	Pr.CustDiagHidden?	Specifies whether to print the hidden frames in Case and Stacked Sequence structures that might be present on the block diagram when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Hidden frames option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
15	Pr.CustDiagRepeat?	Specifies whether to print visible subdiagrams of each Case, Event, and Stacked Sequence structure in sequence with the non-visible subdiagrams when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. If you print the visible subdiagrams in sequence, those subdiagrams print twice. This property is similar to the Ordered (Repeat from higher level if nested) option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
13	Pr.CustDiag?	Specifies whether to print block diagrams when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Block diagram option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
5C	Pr.CustExpressVIConfig?	Specifies whether to print the configuration information for any Express VIs on the block diagram when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Express VI configuration information checkbox on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
17	Pr.CustHier?	Specifies whether to print the hierarchy of the VI in memory when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the VI hierarchy option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
18	Pr.CustHist?	Specifies whether to print the VI revision history information when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the VI revision history option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
16	Pr.CustSubVIs?	Specifies whether to print a list of the subVIs and Express VIs including the icon, name, and path when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. If a polymorphic VI is a subVI, LabVIEW prints the instance used in the top-level VI including the icon, name, and path. If the top-level VI is polymorphic, LabVIEW prints a list of all the instances of the polymorphic VI including the icon, name, and path of each instance. This property is similar to the List of subVIs and Express VIs option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
F	Pr.CustPanelBrdr?	Specifies whether to print the front panel with a border when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Surround front panel with border option on the Print Options page of the VI Properties dialog box and the Surround panel with border option on the Printer page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
E	Pr.CustPanel?	Specifies whether to print the front panel when using the custom format with one of the print documentation VI methods. This property is similar to the Front panel option on the VI Documentation page of the Print dialog box.	R/W
49	Pr.DefaultPrinter	Gets or sets the name of the default printer in LabVIEW. To set the default printer, enter the full path to the printer, such as \\myprinter\ab01. Note This property is available only on Windows. This property is similar to the Default Printer output of the Query Available Printers VI.	R/W	X
9	Pr.FileWrapText	Maximum number of characters on a single line in a file. Affects the Print:VI To HTML, Print:VI To RTF, and Print:VI To Text methods. Set this property to 0 to print all the characters on one line so the text does not wrap.	R/W
B	Pr.JPEGQuality	Percentage value from 0 to 100 specifying the level of quality you want for the JPEG graphic in VIs printed either interactively or with the Print:VI To HTML method. The scale balances image quality and file size. A value in the 75 to 95 range produces a compressed file with a high-quality image, and a value below 50 produces a smaller file size with a low-quality image. The default is 80.	R/W
4A	Pr.Method	Gets or sets how LabVIEW prints. This property is similar to the Standard printing, PostScript printing, and Bitmap printing options on the Printing page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
A	Pr.PNGCmpLvl	Number between 0 and 9 that specifies the level of compression you want for the PNG file for graphics in VIs printed either interactively or with the Print:VI To HTML method. The quality of the graphic is not affected by the compression, but the graphic file size and speed of compression are affected by this value. Valid values range from 0 to 9 and balance file compression with speed. 0 designates no compression. 1 designates less compression, but faster speed. 9 designates high compression, but slower speed. If you enter –1, LabVIEW selects the best combination of speed and compression.	R/W
92	Project.ActiveProject	Returns a reference to the LabVIEW project that is active when this property executes. A project is active if the user has the associated project window in focus or any member of the project in focus, including VIs, controls, and project libraries.	R
81	Project.DefaultProject		R
87	Project.GetLastMaxLoadTime		R	X
82	Project.HasAnyProjBeenCreated		R	X
88	Project.Libraries()		R
7E	Project.OwningProject	Returns a reference to the project that owns the referenced application.	R
69	Project.Projects()	Returns an array of references to each LabVIEW project in memory. You can use these references with the Project properties.	R	X
85	ShowPathInProjectWindow		R/W	X
86	Project.TargetItem	Returns the associated target item of the application reference you specify.	R	X
41	RemotePanel.ConnToClients	Returns an array of clusters containing connection information about the clients currently connected to the computer. LabVIEW opens a connection on the server computer when another application instance or a related application, such as a Web browser, requests to view the front panel of a VI in memory on the server computer. This property is similar to the Total Network Traffic option on the Remote Panel Connection Manager dialog box. Elements Name Description VI Name Name of the VI on the server to which you want to connect. To specify a VI that is part of a LabVIEW project, you must include the project name, the project library, and the target in the path of the VI, when applicable. For example, if MyVI.vi resides in a project called MyProject.lvproj under target My Computer, enter the VI name as MyProject.lvproj/My Computer/MyVI.vi. If the VI resides in a project library called MyLibrary, also include the project library in the path, as in MyProject.lvproj/My Computer/MyLibrary.lvlib:MyVI.vi. If the VI is not in a project or project library, you can enter the VI name without any additional information. Remote IP address of the client. UserName LabVIEW user name of the client connected to the server computer. Port Port number currently being used by the client computer. Status An enumeration type that specifies the controlling status of the connection. Create Time A time stamp that specifies in seconds when the connection was created. Status Time A time stamp that specifies in seconds when the client changed to its current connection status. Control End Time A time stamp that indicates when the server will regain control of the VI or transfer control to another client. A value of MM/DD/YY indicates that you did not set a time limit for the VI in the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R	X
42	RemotePanel.ConnToServers	Returns an array of clusters containing connection information about the servers to which the computer is currently connected. Elements Name Description VI Name Name of the VI on the server to which you want to connect. To specify a VI that is part of a LabVIEW project, you must include the project name, the project library, and the target in the path of the VI, when applicable. For example, if MyVI.vi resides in a project called MyProject.lvproj under target My Computer, enter the VI name as MyProject.lvproj/My Computer/MyVI.vi. If the VI resides in a project library called MyLibrary, also include the project library in the path, as in MyProject.lvproj/My Computer/MyLibrary.lvlib:MyVI.vi. If the VI is not in a project or project library, you can enter the VI name without any additional information. Remote IP address of the server to which you are connected. UserName Your current LabVIEW user name. Port Port number currently being used by the server computer. Status An enumeration type that specifies the controlling status of the connection. Create Time A time stamp that specifies in seconds when the connection was created. Status Time A time stamp that specifies in seconds when the server changed to its current connection status. Control End Time A time stamp that indicates when the server will regain control of the VI or transfer control to another client. A value of MM/DD/YY indicates that the server administrator did not set a time limit for the VI in the Web Server page of the Options dialog box. Use the Remote Panel:Open Connection To Server method to open a connection to a server.	R	X
5E	RemotePanel.IsSupported		R	X
43	RemotePanel.NetLoadMonitor		R/W	X
9F	RunReserveXIface		R/W	X
9D	SFP.App		R	X
FB	SeparateCompCodeForNewFiles		R
27	Srvr.LogEnabled	Specifies whether the TCP interface to the VI Server is logging operations to a file. If you do not wire the Property Node reference input, LabVIEW uses the application instance for the calling VI.	R/W	X
28	Srvr.LogPath	Path of the log file created during TCP/IP communication. If you do not wire the Property Node reference input, LabVIEW uses the application instance for the calling VI.	R/W	X
5D	Srvr.Port	Gets or sets the LabVIEW VI server port. LabVIEW returns an error if you attempt to access this property on a remote application. If you do not wire the Property Node reference input, LabVIEW uses the application instance for the calling VI. This property is similar to the Port option in the Protocols section on the VI Server page on the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
94	Srvr.ServiceName	Gets or sets the service name for the LabVIEW VI Server. This property is similar to the Service name option on the VI Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
20	Srvr.TCPActive	Specifies whether the TCP interface to the VI Server is currently accepting connections. If the Property Node reference input is unwired, LabVIEW gets or sets the VI server port for the calling VI application instance.	R/W	X
1B	Srvr.TCPAccess	List that describes which TCP/IP addresses of remote clients may access the VI server. Each element in the array should start with '+' to allow access, or with '-' to deny access. For example, the array with the elements ['+*.site.com', '-private.site.com'] allows access for all hosts in the site.com domain, with the exception of private.site.com. This property is available only on local versions LabVIEW. If the Property Node reference input is unwired, LabVIEW gets or sets the VI server port for the calling VI application instance. This property is similar to the Machine access list option in the Machine access section on the VI Server page of the Options dialog box. Example	R/W	X
1A	Srvr.VIAccess	List that describes which VIs on the VI server are accessible by remote clients. Each element in the array should start with '+' to allow access, or with '-' to deny access. For example, the array with the element ['+Server*'] allows access to all VIs whose name starts with 'Server'. This property is available only on local versions of LabVIEW. If the Property Node reference input is unwired, LabVIEW gets or sets the VI server port for the calling VI application instance. This property is similar to the Exported VIs list option in the Exported VIs section on the VI Server page of the Options dialog box. Example	R/W	X
6E	SCC.ConfigData		R/W	X
71	SCC.DispOnlySelectedFiles		R/W	X
74	SCC.DispWarnIfChkdOut		R/W	X
9C	SCC.IncludeInstrLibInGetDependents		R/W	X
9B	SCC.IncludeVILibInGetDependents		R/W	X
77	SCC.PromptToAddToSCC		R/W	X
76	SCC.PromptToCheckOut		R/W	X
70	SCC.ProvLoc		R/W	X
6F	SCC.ProvName		R/W	X
73	SCC.SelectCallersOnChkOut		R/W	X
72	SCC.SelectHierarchyOnAdd		R/W	X
75	SCC.UseDlgBoxForChkOut		R/W	X
B7	Statechart.CodeGenCaseStruct		R/W	X
BD	Statechart.InlineTopLevelGraph		R/W	X
EE	Statechart.IsInstalled		R	X
B4	Statechart.Config		R	X
B3	Statechart.CustomIcon		R	X
B8	Statechart.ShowPathIsIn		R	X
A9	SuppressAutoUpdateDependencies		R/W	X
B0	SupressUpdateNamePreflight		R/W	X
AE	App.ToolNumber		R/W	X
F3	VIObjCache.Available in RTE		R/W	X
F7	VIObjCache.DistPath		R
F8	VIObjCache.UserPath		R
B5	WebSrvr.ConfigFile	The path of the LabVIEW Web Server configuration file.	R	X
B6	WebSrvr.DefConfigFile	The path of the Web Server configuration file that contains the LabVIEW default configuration.	R	X
30	WebSrvr.Port	The port to which the built-in Web Server listens for HTTP requests. This property is similar to the HTTP Port option on the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
32	WebSrvr.LogEnabled	Determines whether the built-in Web Server logs to a file information about HTTP requests. This property is similar to the Use Log File option on the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
33	WebSrvr.LogPath	Determines where the built-in Web Server places the log file. This property is similar to the Log File Path option on the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
31	WebSrvr.Timeout	Determines how long the built-in Web Server waits for read operations to complete when the Web Server reads HTTP requests from HTTP clients. This property is similar to the Timeout option on the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
2F	WebSrvr.RootPath	Specifies the root directory from which the built-in Web Server loads files for document requests. This property is similar to the Root Directory option on the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
2E	WebSrvr.Active	Determines whether the built-in Web Server is enabled. This property immediately changes the status of the Web Server without requiring you to restart LabVIEW. Changes using this property are not saved across sessions of LabVIEW and are not reflected on the Web Server page of the Options dialog box. This property is similar to the Enable Remote Panel Server option on the Web Server page of the Options dialog box. However, you must restart LabVIEW to apply changes to this option. Unlike the Web Server:Server Active property, changes to this option are saved and appear the next time you open LabVIEW. Example	R/W	X
34	WebSrvr.TCPAccess	Sets or gets the TCP/IP addresses that have access to the Web Server. This property also sets or gets whether each address has access to view a VI remotely, view and control a VI remotely, or does not have access to the Web Server. You can use wildcards in the address you enter. This property is an array of strings, where each string is an address that begins with c+, +, or -. c+ specifies that the address has access to view and control a VI remotely. + specifies that the address has access to view a VI remotely. - specifies that the address does not have access to the Web Server. This property is similar to the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X
35	WebSrvr.VIAccess	Sets or gets the VIs that are visible through the Web Server. This property also sets or gets whether LabVIEW allows access to each VI. This property is an array of strings, where each string is a VI name that begins with + or -. If you specify a non-default control time limit for a VI, the value appears before +. + specifies that LabVIEW allows access to the VI. - specifies that LabVIEW does not allow access to the VI. Note You can use this property to limit access to clones already in memory for remote front panel connections. Limiting access to clones is useful when you have a limited number of resources. To limit the number of clones created for remote front panel connections, use the Open VI Reference function to create the required number of clones. Use the VI Clone Name property to get the name of each clone. Limit the access to only those clones you created by adding each clone name beginning with + to the array and by adding the name of the original reentrant VI beginning with - to the array. This property is similar to the Web Server page of the Options dialog box.	R/W	X

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Method ID	Short Name (English)	Description	RTE
80D	.NET.Convert Obj To LV Variant		X
80C	.NET.Convert To .NET Type		X
80B	.NET.Get Assembly Full Name
883	.NET.Load Assembly
807	Add Probe To Cache		X
870	Add To MRU		X
910	AllowScripting		X
997	IsGlobalBackwardCompatibleLoadEnabled		X
996	SetGlobalBackwardCompatibleLoadEnabled		X
88B	BitAccurateDataSizeForType		X
7DE	Bring To Front	On Windows and Mac OS X, brings the application windows to the front.	X
7FB	Browse DataSocket	Launches the DataSocket Browser dialog box to establish a connection to a DataSocket item.	X
7E0	Build.Application
994	Build.BCRTEEnabledPackedLibrary
7E1	Build.Distribution
963	Build.Object Cache
951	Build.PackedLibrary
811	C TypeDefs.Get		X
810	C TypeDefs.Reset		X
7E6	Call Internal Cmd		X
97A	Change Popup Paths
7E8	Class Operator.Get	Gets the operator VI associated with the specified class. Returns FALSE if it does not find the operator VI.	X
7EA	Class Operator.Remove	Removes the operator VI associated with the specified class. Returns FALSE if it does not find the operator VI.	X
7EB	Class Operator.Remove All	Removes all operator VIs associated with all classes.	X
7E9	Class Operator.Set	Sets an operator VI for the specified class. Returns FALSE if it fails.	X
971	ClearAppBuilderCache	Deletes all VI object files from the object cache that a build specification compiles. This method is similar to selecting Application Builder from the Cache list in the Clear Compiled Object Cache dialog box and clicking the Delete button.
95B	ClearCompObjCache	Deletes all compiled code in the User object cache. The User object cache contains the compiled code for the following kinds of files: Files that have separate compiled code VIs that you deploy to an RT target
942	ClearInstantiationCacheCache
968	ClearSpecCompObjCache
7EF	Clipboard.Empty	Clears the clipboard.
7ED	Clipboard.Get Image	Returns the image currently stored on the clipboard. The LabVIEW Run-Time Engine does not support the Clipboard:Get Image method. If you include this method in a built application, the method does not work properly.	X
851	Clipboard.Read	Reads text from the system clipboard.	X
852	Clipboard.Write	Writes text to the system clipboard.	X
993	CloseLEIFBuildData
920	CodeCov.AllVIs
91E	CodeCov.Reset
91F	CodeCov.Reset VI
923	CodeCov.ShowUnrunDiags
91C	CodeCov.Start
91D	CodeCov.Stop
922	CodeCov.UnrunDiags
921	CodeCov.VIPercentage
958	Compare CPTMs For Packed Library		X
84F	Cmp Data Types		X
7F3	Compile VIs Needing Compilation
95E	Compile App Context		X
952	GetCompilerSettings		X
98E	IsCalleeInlined		X
94D	ReadDFIRTokens		X
953	SetCompilerSettings		X
823	Config.Get Settings		X
83D	Config.Get Target App's Settings		X
83C	Config.Set Settings		X
83E	Config.Set Target App's Settings		X
7F7	Conn Responsive.Check	Checks if the VI Server connection is responsive. Use this method to check the status of a VI Server connection. If the connection is not responsive, the method returns network connection error code 1130. The method prompts the server for a message and considers the connection unresponsive if LabVIEW does not receive a message within the time you specify in PingDelay. Use the Connection Responsiveness:Information method to set PingDelay.	X
7F8	Conn Responsive.Info	Gets and sets how often LabVIEW checks if a VI Server connection is responsive. Set the PingDelay and PingTimeout parameters of this method to configure how LabVIEW checks the connection. If LabVIEW does not receive a message in the time you specify in PingDelay, LabVIEW sends a query to prompt the VI Server network connection for a message. After sending the query, if LabVIEW does not receive a message in the time you specified in PingTimeout, LabVIEW considers the connection unresponsive. Then, all VIs and functions waiting on the connection return network connection error code 1130. For example, if you set PingDelay to 3000 and PingTimeout to 1000, LabVIEW sends a query to verify the status of the VI Server network connection every time 3 seconds elapse without LabVIEW receiving a message over the connection. If LabVIEW does not receive a reply from the network, LabVIEW waits 1 second before all VIs and functions waiting on the connection return network connection error 1130, which you can handle on the block diagram. Default for PingDelay and PingTimeout is 10,000 ms, which means LabVIEW checks the connection every 10 seconds and waits up to 10 seconds for the connection to respond. Note If a network operation times out according to the timeout value you specify in PingTimeout, LabVIEW considers the connection unresponsive but does not close the connection. All current and future calls waiting on the connection return a connection error. LabVIEW does not send another message to query the connection status until LabVIEW considers the connection responsive again. A connection becomes responsive again when LabVIEW receives a message over the connection.	X
957	Consolidated Save
815	Context.CreateLocalHostAppInstance		X
974	Context.CrossContextLoadVI		X
86D	Context.GetFromProj
81E	Context.Get Preferred		X
812	Context.OpenSibling		X
864	Context.Ref Count.Dec		X
863	Context.Ref Count.Inc		X
936	CopyDataConvert		X
809	Create COM WDT Data		X
89F	CreateGUID		X
932	CreateInstantiation
850	Data Type Color	Returns the color associated with a data type.	X
845	DbgConn.CloseDbgConn	Closes the connection to the application or shared library specified in Debug Name.
89E	DbgConn.GetDbgConn
846	DbgConn.ListApps	Returns the list of applications and shared libraries you can debug on the computer specified by Server Address.
844	DbgConn.OpenDbgConn	Opens a connection to the application or shared library you can debug.
89B	DebugStartTiming		X
944	DTT.FilterVILibEvents		X
906	DTT.GetTraceData		X
916	DTT.IsTracingEnabled		X
905	DTT.Setup		X
98A	DoPostInstallObjCacheCheck
911	EnableExternalProptypes		X
913	EnableMetaTrans		X
912	EnableTempSelect		X
915	DeferErrWinUpdates
89D	OpenErrWdw		X
967	FlushArcCaching		X
882	ForceAutoSave
902	ForceUpdateDiskMonitoring		X
978	Freeze Polys
91B	GetActiveVIRef	Returns a reference to the VI whose window is currently active (focused). If the active window is not a VI, this method returns Not A Ref.
97D	Get Broken VI List
86C	GetClassNameFromID		X
95A	GetEnvModeDisplayName	Returns the display name of the environment mode you specify.	X
946	GetEnvModePath
909	Get Global Dependency Data		X
943	GetInstantiationConPaneFromCache
979	GetInstantiationVIPath		X
836	Get Shell Icon Of File		X
938	Get Hier Img Scaled	Gets the scaled image of the VI Hierarchy.	X
989	Get VI.Bookmarks	Returns the bookmark information for the VI specified in VI Path. You do not need to load the VI into memory in order to read the bookmark information. This method returns an error if the VI is password protected, if the VI is saved in an earlier version of LabVIEW and is not currently in memory, or if the VI does not have a block diagram.	X
97F	Get VI.CompiledForCurrent
99C	Get VI.ConPane CRC Ignore DD v2		X
99B	Get VI.ConPane CRC v3		X
91A	Get VI.ConPane DataType	Returns the data type of the connector pane as variant data without loading the VI. Use the VIs in the labview\vi.lib\Utility\VariantDataType directory to retrieve information from the variant output. Note To ensure the information returned by this method is current, make sure the VI whose connector pane you reference has been recompiled in the current version of LabVIEW.	X
806	Get VI.Description	Returns the description stored in the VI description field on the Documentation page of the VI Properties dialog box for the specified VI. Unlike the VI Description property, this method does not load the VI into memory.	X
947	Get VI Editor Version	Returns the version of LabVIEW that last saved the VI. The version of LabVIEW that last saved the VI might be different from the file format version of the VI. For example, if you use LabVIEW 9.0.1 to save a VI, the VI has a file format version of 9.0. To obtain the file format version of the VI, use the Get VI:Version method. LabVIEW does not open the VI when retrieving the version information. If you specify a path to a file that is not a VI, LabVIEW returns error 6559.	X
98D	Get VI.GetPrimDeps
990	Get VI.Help Info	Returns Help path, Help tag, Help Used, and Help URL from the Documentation page of the VI Properties dialog box for the specified VI. This method does not load the VI into memory.	X
88C	Get VI.Icon	Returns the icon of the specified VI without loading the VI into memory.	X
97E	Get VI.Is Global
860	Get VI.Is Probe	Returns whether the specified VI is a probe without loading the VI.
948	Get VI.Qualified Name	Returns the qualified name of the referenced VI without loading the VI.	X
886	Get VI.Revision History	Returns the revision history that appears when you click the Revision History button on the General page of the VI Properties dialog box of the specified VI. This method does not load the VI into memory.	X
805	Get VI.Title	Returns the name that appears in the title bar of the specified VI. This method does not load the VI into memory.	X
7F9	Get VI Version	Returns the LabVIEW file format version of the VI. The file format version of the VI might be different from the version of LabVIEW in which the VI was last saved. For example, if you use LabVIEW 9.0.1 to save a VI, the VI has a file format version of 9.0. To obtain the version of LabVIEW in which the VI was last saved, use the Get VI:Editor Version method. LabVIEW does not open the VI when retrieving the version information. If you specify a path to a file that is not a VI, LabVIEW returns error 6559.	X
970	Get Compiled Object File		X
841	Global Data.Free		X
840	Global Data.Get		X
83F	Global Data.Set		X
862	GetDataTypeHelpImage
868	Get Func Help Image
7DA	History Since
82C	I/O Ctrl.Get Name Attributes		X
82B	I/O Ctrl.Get Names		X
80A	Image Data To Byte Array		X
964	Install Adjacent Cache
90A	Invalidate Depdendency File Info		X
7E4	LVRT.Check DLLs
7E3	Disconnect From Slave	Disconnects the open connection between LabVIEW and an RT target. This is equivalent to right-clicking the target in the project and selecting Disconnect from the shortcut menu. This method applies to Real-Time Module applications only.
961	LVRT.Get LibP Sigs
872	LVRT.Transfer Files
859	LVRT.Unload Startup App
98B	All Methods Of LVClass	Returns an array of names and an array of paths for all methods of a class. The methods of the class are member VIs that can be called as subVIs. In other words, LabVIEW excludes global VIs, control VIs, and polymorphic VIs from the output arrays.	X
88F	LVClass.Create	Creates a new LabVIEW class.
98C	LVClass Implementing VI Path	Returns the path to the VI that implements the specified method within the specified class. If the specified class does not implement the method, this method returns an ancestor VI implementation.	X
88E	LVClass.Open	Opens the LabVIEW class specified by Path.
956	Release LV Class Cookies		X
826	Library.Create	Creates a new LabVIEW project library.
895	Library.Deploy Libraries	Deploys library files to the specified computer. If you deploy a library programmatically that contains both shared variables and VIs, LabVIEW generates error code 1 and does not deploy the library to the engine. Deploy the library manually to avoid the error.	X
849	Library.Deploy Library	Deploys a library file to the specified computer. If you deploy a library programmatically that contains both shared variables and VIs, LabVIEW generates error code 1 and does not deploy the library to the engine. Deploy the library manually to avoid the error.	X
86E	Library.GetFileLVVersion	Returns the LabVIEW file format version of the library. The file format version of the library might be different from the version of LabVIEW in which the library was last saved. For example, if you use LabVIEW 9.0.1 to save a library, the library has a file format version of 9.0.	X
935	Library.Get Ref By Qualified Name	Retrieves a reference to a LabVIEW project library that is already loaded within the application instance. If the library cannot be found in memory, LabVIEW returns Not A Refnum.	X
982	Library.Has Shared Variables
95D	Library.IsOpenedInAnyContext
825	Library.Open	Opens the LabVIEW project library specified by Path.	X
89A	Library.OpenAsUntitled
92F	Library.Undeploy Libraries	Undeploys library files from the specified computer.	X
84E	Library.UndeployLibrary	Removes a library from a target.	X
820	License.Check In		X
81F	License.Check Out		X
92D	License.Get Feature Activators		X
848	License.Get Feature Status		X
83A	License.Get Licensed Version		X
816	Linker.Notify of File Change
89C	Linker.Read Info From File
998	Linker.Read Info From File Exclude LVRT Shipped Libs
843	Linker.Write Info To File
7D5	Mass Compile	Loads and compiles VIs in a directory, including VIs in subdirectories, for the specified application instance. This method is similar to the Mass Compile option in the Mass Compile dialog box.
918	CheckMathScriptWatchedPaths
937	LoadMSCompiler
980	LoadMSCompilerComponent
945	LocateMSTargetSyntaxVI
991	DSObserverCmd		X
981	Refresh Menus	Refreshes the File, Tools, and Help menus from disk programmatically.
933	Move VIs		X
903	MultiPwdPromptOperation.Begin
904	MultiPwdPromptOperation.End
84B	NI Sec.ChangePassword		X
82A	NI Security.Get Access Rights	Validates the access control list with the current application user logged in.	X
84C	NI Sec.GetDomains		X
829	NI Security.Invoke Login Dialog	Invokes the NI Security Login dialog box programmatically.	X
827	NI Security.Login	Logs a user into the NI domain.	X
828	NI Security.Logout	Logs the current user out of the NI domain and reverts to the default user.	X
865	NI Security.SVE Login		X
866	NI Security.SVE Logout		X
867	NI Security.SVE User		X
949	OpenVIInNXTContext
941	UpdateNXTContextName
99A	NativeEventTracingSetup		X
7FF	New LabVIEW Document	Creates a new LabVIEW document. This method achieves the same results as when you create a new document in the New dialog box.
88D	Notify LV SCC Enabled		X
986	Object Manager:Get Classes		X
985	Object Manager:Get Managers		X
987	Object Manager:Get Properties		X
988	Object Manager:Show Help		X
81B	Open.LV Document	Opens a LabVIEW document. This method is similar to selecting File»Open and browsing to the document.
919	Open.LV Documents
830	Open.Recently Opened File	Opens the file specified by Index from the most recently used file list.	X
854	Open.Recently Opened Project	Opens the project specified by Index from the most recently used project list.	X
90D	OpenVIAsSystemVI		X
901	OpenVIAsTemplate		X
962	Open.VI Without Refees		X
992	OpenBinaryLibrary		X
95F	Packed Library.Enable Caching		X
95C	Packed Library.Get Exported File List		X
995	PackedLibrary.IsLoadableInBinaryCompatibleLV		X
930	Close All Palettes	Closes the Controls and Functions palette sets programmatically. To close the palette sets, add the Palettes:Close All Palettes method to the block diagram and run the VI.
966	Force Finsh Load All Palettes
80E	Get Pal Menu Info
94C	Get Pal Item Icon
959	Get Pal Item Path	Returns the path to the palette item you specify.	X
965	Get Palette Statistics
861	Refresh Palettes	Updates the Controls and Functions palette set programmatically. To update the palette set, place the Palettes:Refresh method on the block diagram to the right of the Write Palette VI and run the VI. This method is similar to the Save Changes button on the Edit Controls and Functions Palette Set dialog box.
801	Pwd.Add To Cache		X
800	Pwd.Clear Cache		X
858	Pwd.Del From Cache		X
94B	App.PrepareToLoadFiles		X
7D0	Print.Function To Printer
94E	CreateProbeVIFromVariant
94F	GetProbePathListFromVariant
893	Project.Close Refs		X
818	Project.Do New Item
90F	Project.DoingAutosaveRecovery		X
954	Project.GetFileLVVersion	Returns the LabVIEW file format version of the project. This version might be different from the version of LabVIEW in which the project was last saved.	X
837	Project.Get Icon Of Type		X
817	Project.Get New Items		X
835	Project.Load Default Project		X
814	Project.New	Creates a new, empty LabVIEW project. You also can use the Project Explorer window to create a new project. Example
97B	Project.NewWithPrompts	Creates a new, empty LabVIEW project and prompts the user to add any open VIs from the main application instance.
813	Project.Open	Loads a LabVIEW project from disk. If the project is already in memory, this method returns a reference to the existing project. You can use this reference with the Project properties. You also can select File»Open Project to navigate to and open a project.	X
999	Project.Open And Suppress Source-Only
899	Project.OpenAsUntitled
871	Project.OpenPrivCtxts		X
90B	Project.Register Debug VI		X
82F	Project.Reg Proj Ref For Cleanup Proc
90C	Project.Simulate File Open		X
7E7	Query Internal Operation Tracking Data		X
81C	RecentOpen.LV Files	Gets the list of most recently used files from LabVIEW and displays the paths and filenames. This method returns the same list as if you selected File»Recent Files.
853	RecentOpen.LVProjects	Gets the list of most recently used LabVIEW projects from LabVIEW and displays the paths and project names. This method returns the same list as if you selected File»Recent Projects.
7F2	RP.Client Network Load		X
804	RP.Client Release Control	Returns control of the remote front panel to the server. The server grants control to the next client in the queue or regains control if no requests are in the queue. This method is similar to the Release Control of VI shortcut menu item. This method can return networking error codes. Example	X
803	RP.Client Request Control	Requests control of the front panel of a VI on the server computer. This method is similar to the Request Control of VI shortcut menu item. This method can return networking error codes. Example	X
802	RP.Close Connection To Server	Closes a connection to a VI on the server computer. This method can return networking error codes.	X
7F1	RP.Open Connection To Server	Opens a connection to a server and displays the front panel of a VI on the server computer. You also can request control of the front panel. This method is similar to the Connect to Remote Panel dialog box. This method can return networking error codes. Example	X
7EE	RP.Server Network Load		X
97C	ResetCrossCompileCount
969	Restart	Quits and then restarts LabVIEW. This method is supported only on Windows. Note When you invoke this method with unsaved files open, a dialog box prompts you to save any changes you made before the application terminates. If you cancel the dialog box, LabVIEW does not restart. This method is useful for restarting LabVIEW after you change the environment in a way that requires you to restart. For example, in an application that activates a license for a LabVIEW third-party add-on, you can use this method to programmatically restart LabVIEW, which then updates the status of the license.	X
955	Save All		X
84D	Save Stock Objects
877	Scene.Drawable.Geometry.New Box	Creates a geometry that you can use to set an object in a 3D scene to a box.	X
878	Scene.Drawable.Geometry.New Cone	Creates a geometry that you can use to set an object in a 3D scene to a cone.	X
879	Scene.Drawable.Geometry.New Cylinder	Creates a geometry that you can use to set an object in a 3D scene to a cylinder.	X
87A	Scene.Drawable.Geometry.New Height Field	Creates a new height field in a 3D scene. The collection of values in the height field specify elevations at points above a grid.	X
87C	Scene.Drawable.Geometry.New Mesh	Creates a new mesh in a 3D scene. The collection of polygons and vertices in the mesh define the shape of the 3D object.	X
87B	Scene.Drawable.Geometry.New Sphere	Creates a geometry that you can use to set an object in a 3D scene to a sphere.	X
900	Scene.Drawable.New Text	Creates a new text object in a 3D scene.	X
87E	Scene.New Clip Plane	Creates a new clip plane in a 3D scene. The clip plane defines values beyond which an object can or cannot be drawn. An object that encounters a clip plane will be cut off at the point at which it intersects the plane.	X
889	Scene.New Light	Creates a new light in a 3D scene.	X
873	Scene.New Object	Creates a new object in a 3D scene. You must assign a geometry to the object before it can appear in the 3D scene.	X
874	Scene.New Texture	Gets a reference to a texture to apply to a geometry in a 3D scene.	X
87F	Scene.New Window	Creates a new window in which LabVIEW generates the 3D scene.	X
881	Scene.Read Scene File	Reads a 3D scene file that you create with the Scene:Write Scene File method. The file being read must have a .lvsg or .dae extension. If you read a scene saved to disk with textures, this method attempts to load the textures from the location where Scene:Write Scene File created the external images.	X
880	Scene.Write Scene File	Writes a new 3D scene file. The filename must end with a .lvsg or .dae extension. If the scene includes textures, this method writes the textures as .png files to the same directory as the .lvsg or .dae file. The filenames for the textures consist of an enumerated integer followed by the name of the .lvsg or .dae file.	X
93A	SearchCloseSession
93C	SearchInitSession
93B	SearchLoadPlugin
939	SearchOpenSession
93E	SearchSyncSearchForQD
93D	SearchSyncSearch
888	Sig.GetSignatureFromVIFile		X
887	Sig.GetUserCodeGUIDFromVIFile		X
960	Simulation.GetParamOffsets		X
898	Statechart.Create	Creates a new statechart. You must save the statechart to disk.
897	Statechart.Open	Opens the statechart specified by Path.
90E	Statechart.Open Private		X
914	Symbols.GetValue
890	SyncEverything		X
85B	Tag.Get Tag		X
85D	Tag.Remove All Tags		X
85E	Tag.Remove Tag		X
85C	Tag.Set Tag		X
884	Get VI Tag		X
896	Get VI Tag Names		X
885	Set VI Tag
972	TracingTimerEnable
973	TracingTimerHarvestLogAndReset
869	TD.AddPathInfo
86A	TD.CleanPathInfo
86F	TD.HasCompletePathInfo
86B	TD.RecTypedefDisconnect
88A	Update Launch Message		X
924	UI:Abort Merge VIs
7D6	UI.Cmp VIs
983	UI.Cmp VIs XML
931	UI.Edit Icon
7FD	UI.Hilight Pal Menu Item	Opens the Controls or Functions palette and highlights the specified control or function.
81A	UI.Invoke Menu Item	Simulates the user selecting a menu item. In general, this method works on global menu items but not document-specific menu items, in which case the method fails silently.	X
839	UI.Invoke Prefs Dlg		X
92B	UI:Merge Clean Up Context
92A	UI:Merge Close Library
928	UI:Merge Close VI
927	UI:Merge Cross Load VI
929	UI:Merge Load Library
92E	UI:Merge Load Refees
925	UI:Merge Load VI
92C	UI:Merge Save Library
926	UI:Merge Save VI
894	UI.Merge VIs
93F	UI.PlaceObjectOnCursor	Places an object on the cursor so the object is ready to add to the front panel window or the block diagram window. You can specify the object using either style or path. This method enables you to access objects that do not exist on the Controls or Functions palette. You can use the User Interaction:Place Palette Object on Cursor method to access palette objects by name.
7FA	UI.PlacePaletteObjOnCursor	Places a palette object on the cursor so the object is ready to add to the front panel window or the block diagram window.
940	UI.Drop Proj Item Copy
81D	UI.Search LabVIEW Help
7F4	UI.Show Inplaceness Terminals
98F	UI.ShowPaletteObjContextHelp	Updates the Context Help window to show content for a palette object you specify, similar to mousing over the palette menu item.
855	VIs Strings.Export	Exports to a tagged text file all the User Interface related strings of the VIs specified by VI Array. Exports the following strings about VI and front panel objects to a tagged text file: VI name and description, object caption labels, object free labels, default data (string, table, path, and array default data), private data (listbox item names, table row and column headers, graph plot names, graph cursor names, graph annotation names, and tab control page captions), and polymorphic VI data (instance names in the polymorphic VI and selector shortcut menus).
857	VIs Strings.Export Private
856	VIs Strings.Import	Imports to a tagged text file all the User Interface related strings of the VIs specified by VI Array. Imports the following strings about VI and front panel objects to a tagged text file: VI name and description, object caption labels, object free labels, default data (string, table, path, and array default data), private data (listbox item names, table row and column headers, graph plot names, graph cursor names, graph annotation names, and tab control page captions), and polymorphic VI data (instance names in the polymorphic VI and selector shortcut menus).	X
917	WebSrvr.Conf	Configures the LabVIEW Web Server with the given file. If you do not wire Web Server to the configuration file, Web Server uses the default configuration file.	X
831	XControl.Create	Creates an XControl library.
833	XControl.Open	Opens an XControl library and returns a reference to it.
832	XNode.Create
834	XNode.Open

Events

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Application Events Table

Code	Name	Type
1073741888	Application Activation	Notify
1073741850	Application Instance Close	Notify
2147483652	Application Instance Close?	Filter
1073741908	Auto Error Notification	Notify
1073741906	Bookmark Info Change	Notify
1073741896	Context Help Window Updated	Notify
1073741883	NI Security User Change	Notify
1073741889	OS Open Document	Notify
2147483717	OS Open Document?	Filter
1073741897	Selection Change	Notify
1073741825	Timeout	Notify
1073741857	VI Activation	Notify
1073741907	VI Deactivation	Notify
1073741858	VI Redraw	Notify
1073741859	VI Scroll	Notify
1073741899	Window Opened	Notify
2147483722	Window Opened?	Filter

History

Version	Change(s)
	Linker:Read Info From File Exclude LVRT Shipped Libs property added. Application:SaveChangesAutoSelection method added.
	Application:ImageTableMaxCount, Application:Enable Binary Compatibility Load, Application:EnableExcursionFreeExecSystems, Application:IgnoreUnresolvedDLLRef, Application:ImageTableCount, Application:PPL LoadInCompatible LVVersion Default Value, and Application:Treat LV 2016 As Binary Compatible properties added. Application:ImageTableCount property deprecated. Build:BCRTEEnabledPackedLibrary, Packed Library:Is Packed Library Loadable In Binary Compatible LabVIEW, BCRTE:SetGlobalBackwardCompatibleLoadEnabled, and BCRTE:IsGlobalBackwardCompatibleLoadEnabled methods added.
	Application:Enable Inheritance LinkRef Addition, Application:Enable Inheritance LinkRefs, Application:Version Year Number Only, and Application:ImageTableCount Is Running Interactively properties added. Application:ImageTableSize property deprecated.

See Also

• VI Server Class Hierarchy
• VI Server
• VI Scripting
• Application reference
• Application instance