From: Jim K. <ji...@ji...> - 2003-12-17 04:06:36
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Hello All, One thing that I have found bothersome about occurrences is that the 'Generate Occurrence' function is more of an Occurrence "constant" than = a "generator". Each call to an instance of 'Generate Occurrence' will = return the same occurrence. So, I wrapped the occurrence primitives in a = stripped down OpenGOOP Class. The data store contains only an occurrence, and = there is one unique occurrence per object instance (since the data core is a reentrant LV2 global, called by reference). Another added benefit of = having OpenGOOP wrapper VIs around the occurrence primitives is that they have error IO, which makes data flow sequencing possible without the classic one-frame sequence structure. So, I have a few questions: Does it make sense to augment the default behavior of occurrences? If = so, what features and behaviors should be implemented? Is this tool useful? Regards, -Jim |