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Chapter 9
Creating VIs
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Note
When you place the Wiring tool over a node, G displays wire stubs that indicate
each input and output. The wire stub has a dot at its end if it is an input to the node.
each input and output. The wire stub has a dot at its end if it is an input to the node.
Wire Stretching
You can move wired objects individually or in groups by dragging the
selected objects to a new location with the Positioning tool.
selected objects to a new location with the Positioning tool.
Selecting and Deleting Wires
You might wire nodes incorrectly. If you do, select the wire you want to
delete and then press <Delete>. A wire segment is a single horizontal or
vertical piece of wire. The point where three or four wire segments join is
called a junction. A wire branch contains all the wire segments from one
junction to another, from a terminal to the next junction, or from one
terminal to another if there are no junctions in between. You select a wire
segment by clicking on it with the Positioning tool. Double-clicking selects
a branch, and triple-clicking selects the entire wire.
delete and then press <Delete>. A wire segment is a single horizontal or
vertical piece of wire. The point where three or four wire segments join is
called a junction. A wire branch contains all the wire segments from one
junction to another, from a terminal to the next junction, or from one
terminal to another if there are no junctions in between. You select a wire
segment by clicking on it with the Positioning tool. Double-clicking selects
a branch, and triple-clicking selects the entire wire.
VI
Tip Strip
Wiring Tool