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Re: Labview objects not distinct?
LV icons do not represent objects. The icons represent function calls. Thus when you open a subVI definition and change that definition, all calls are modified.
Not to complicate things, but LV does support objects, and again they are not represented by icons, but by data instances such as constants or elements returned by other functions or methods. Greg McKaskle 
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