Numeric class/Decrement Key Binding property

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VI Server Property Information
Property ID 633B011
Scope Basic Development Environment
Data Name DecKeyBind
Short Name* DecKeyBind
Long Name* Decrement Key Binding
* Displayed here in English. Short and Long names appear in the language of the LabVIEW IDE.
Owning Class ID 17
Owning Class Name Numeric Class
Data Type Common Cluster TypeDef data type

Common Cluster TypeDef

Property Node Decrement Key Binding
Available in Real-Time Operating SystemYes
Available in Run-Time EngineYes
Loads the block diagram into memoryNo
Loads the front panel into memoryYes
Need to authenticate before useNo
PermissionsRead/Write
Remote access allowedYes
Settable when the VI is runningYes

Sets a shortcut key to decrement this control.

This property is similar to the Decrement option on the Key Navigation page of the Numeric Properties dialog box.

Elements
Name Description
Focus If TRUE, the shortcut key decrements and navigates to this control.
Control If TRUE, the keyboard shortcut includes the <Ctrl> key.
Shift If TRUE, the keyboard shortcut includes the <Shift> key.
Key The name of the shortcut key. (Mac OS X) LabVIEW does not support <VolumeUp>, <VolumeDown>, and function keys <F15> to <F24> as shortcut keys on Mac OS X. This element must match one of the following values:
  • <Clear>
  • <Home>
  • <End>
  • <PageUp>
  • <PageDown>
  • <Escape>
  • <Enter>{| class="wikitable"
Note The <Enter> key on the alphanumeric keyboard and <Enter> key on the numeric keypad are the same value.
  • <Play>
  • <VolumeUp>
  • <VolumeDown>
  • <Mute>
  • F1
  • F2
  • F3
  • F4
  • F5
  • F6
  • F7
  • F8
  • F9
  • F10
  • F11
  • F12
  • F13
  • F14
  • F15
  • F16
  • F17
  • F18
  • F19
  • F20
  • F21
  • F22
  • F23
  • F24
Note You must use the English Key name when wiring a shortcut key value.

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LabVIEW 2018 More info to come.

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