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The '''Programming''' palette contains subpalettes for the basic programming elements in LabVIEW. | |||
Its subpalettes can be categorized into: | Its subpalettes can be categorized into: | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 3 September 2019
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| Owning palette(s) | Functions Palette |
| Type | Palette |
| Requires | Basic Development Environment |
The Programming palette contains subpalettes for the basic programming elements in LabVIEW. Its subpalettes can be categorized into:
| Primitives | Structures |
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| Data types | Array, Cluster, Class, and Variant, Numeric, Boolean and String |
| Operations | Comparison, Timing, Application Control and Synchronization |
| Data storage | Waveform, Collection and File I/O |
| User interaction | Dialog & User Interface, Graphics & Sound and Report Generation |
| Utilities | VI Analyzer, Desktop Execution Trace Toolkit and Unit Test Framework |
Subpalettes
History
| Version | Change(s) |
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The Collection subpalette was added. |
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The Cluster & Variant subpalette was renamed to Cluster, Class, and Variant. |
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This is the first version with the Programming palette. |