ProjectItem Properties
Installed With: Base Package
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Property | Description |
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Children[] | Returns an array of references to all children of the referenced project item. You can use these references with the ProjectItem properties. Details |
Contains Conflicts? | Returns TRUE if this item or items beneath this item in the project tree are in conflict. Details |
Display Name | Gets as a string the name of the project item as the name appears in the Project Explorer window. Details |
Enabled | Applicable in IIO only. Tasks and program VIs can be set to Enabled, in which case they will be deployed and run on the Controller. Details |
Find:Callers | Returns an array of references to all project items that reference the project item you select. Details |
Find:Conflicts | Returns an array of references to all project items that are in conflict with the project item you select. Details |
Find:Items with No Callers | Returns an array of references to all top-level project items that call no other project items. Details |
Find:Missing Items | Returns all project items that have a path but do not exist on disk. Details |
Find:SubVIs | Returns an array of references to all project items that are subVIs of the item you select. Details |
Get Auto-populating Folder Path | Returns the path on disk this auto-populating folder is connected to. Details |
HyperLink Address | Gets or sets the address of a hyperlink item. Details |
Icon | Gets the icon of the project item in the Project Explorer window using the Icon cluster, which limits size and color depth. Details |
In Conflict? | Returns TRUE if this item conflicts with another item with a different path under the same target. Details |
Item ID | Gets the item ID of the referenced project item as a string. You can use this item ID to uniquely identify the referenced item even if the path, name, or location in the Project Explorer window changes. Details |
Library Item Type:String | Returns the type of the project item as it exists in the project library as a string. Use the Library Item:Type property to return the type as a GUID. Details |
Library Item:Type | Gets the type of the project item as it exists in the project library as a GUID string. Use the Library Item Type:String property to return the type as a human-readable string. Details |
Name | Gets the name of the referenced project item as it is saved in the file. Details |
Parent | Returns a reference to the parent of the referenced project item. You can use this reference with the ProjectItem properties. Details |
Path | Gets the path of the referenced project item. Details |
Project | Returns a reference to the LabVIEW project to which the referenced project item belongs. You can use this reference with the Project properties. Details |
Target | Returns a reference to the target that contains the referenced project item. You can use this reference with the TargetItem properties. Details |
Type GUID | Gets the type of the project item as a GUID string. Use the Type String property to return the type as a string. Details |
Type String | Gets the type of the project item as a string. Use the Type GUID property to return the type as a GUID. Details |
Variable Reference | Returns a reference to the variable the referenced project item references. If the referenced project item is not a variable item, this property returns Not a Refnum. You can use this reference with the Variable properties to configure shared variables programmatically. Details |
VI Reference No Load | If the project item refers to a VI in memory, this property returns a reference to the VI. If the project item refers to a VI not in memory or to something that is not a VI, this property returns Not a Refnum. You can use this reference with the VI properties. Details |
VI Reference | If the project item refers to a VI, this property returns a reference to the VI. Otherwise, this property returns Not a Refnum. You can use this reference with the VI properties. Details |
Visible In Tree | If TRUE, indicates that the Project Explorer window is visible and ancestors of the project item are expanded in the Project Explorer window up to the root of the project item. Details |