SubVI Terminals

[SercoSteveB]

Consider the two SubVIs called in the screen capture below.  Both use the 4x2x2x4 connector pane have a single connected terminal.  These are identified as Terminal 'A' for SubVI #1 and Terminal 'B' for SubVI #2. 

Which of the following is\are TRUE regarding the Terminals. 

a) A and B are connected to different areas of the Connector Pane

b) A is linked to a Control within SubVI #1 and B is linked to an Indicator within SubVI #2

c) LabVIEW Cleanup Wire has modified the direction Terminal A exits the call to SubVI #1 

d) Steve has adjusted the screen capture through the power of GIMP

[#2]

B

[asbo]

B

[LordNobady]

I go for D

[swetha.sadhula]

B

[crossrulz]

B

[DesasterMaster]

I would say D

[MustafaJama50]

B makes sense!

[MrStevenUND]

I don't doubt Steve's truely awesome powers of GIMP, but I'm going with B.

[nik35324]

B

[Amiri]

I didn't understand the question/situation at first, but I think I got it...

B

[eleshrudra]

i didn't understand. please some one explain.....

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: B.  Nice one AustinManinTown, asbo, swetha.sadhula, crossrulz, MustafaJama50, MrStevenUND, nik35324 & Amiri

Has anyone ever tried wiring controls to the right hand side of the connector pane and indicators to the left hand side, then enabling highlight execution and watching the VI dataflow run right to left? 

[SercoSteveB]

Hi eleshrudra, can you be more specific?

[#15]

eleshrudra, If you associate the terminals on the top right hand corners of the VI connector with a control, LabVIEW will show the wire stub as pointing up (Picture A).  If the connector is associated with an indicator the wire stub points to the right (Picture B).

[eleshrudra]

hi steve ,

i got it will flow as leftt side, top and botom side of sub vi as control part and right side as a indicator am i right?

programming flows from left to right.

[eleshrudra]

Thank you AustinManin Town

[eleshrudra]

thank you steve .

[Gab008]

a

[levonsg]

B