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Suppose we have a big code in that a part of the code need not be executed ( still obeying the data flow).There is no option to do that .Those who are familiar with Matlab /Python know there is acommenting option .Once commended thet statements will not get executed.The problem with LabVIEW now is in abid code if we want to try if a node need not get executed we have to delete it then claerind of wire will come.If we want to include it again we still have to do thwe same thing.If something is there ( may be a rectangle) when drawn around a particular node keeps it away from the execution it will make development/testing easy
LabVIEW already has both the diagram disable structure and the conditional disable structure, both of which allow disabling sections of code and enabling them later.
They are in the structures palette. Find them and then read the LabVIEW help on them. They are quite intuitive to use.
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