Labview clustering clusters

[Mr.Macdonald]

I can't figure out how to cluster clusters? see attachment

I want to pass a cluster of all the clusters in the cluster constant

[Russ Beavis]

On your VI's front panel, create a cluster and then select and drag your other clusters into it. You can nest as many clusters as you'd like.

Russ

[Mr.Macdonald]

Can you provide example code

[Russ Beavis]

Here you go.

Russ

[Mr.Macdonald]

I am trying to write a function that takes a cluster as input, manipulates said cluster according to other inputs and outputs it in the same form as the original cluster

See Ascii Art

             ->Small cluster -- ... --
           /                           \
cluster -->                              --->  --> Modified Original Cluster 
           \                                 /
             -> Other Small cluster -- ... --

... are the manipulating parts

[Tom Line]

Then you are going to use the bundle and unbundle cluster commands.

Unbundle the clusters. Do whatever you need to do with them. Then rebundle them back into a single cluster.

[Mr.Macdonald]

Did you see my code, thats exactly what I did but It doesn't work

[EricVanWyk]

I apologize for the following:

Originally Posted by Xzibit

SUP DAWG, WE HEARD YOU LIKE LabVIEW SO WE PUT CLUSTERS IN YO CLUSTERS SO YOU CAN UNBUNDLE CLUSTERS WHILE YOU UNBUNDLE CLUSTERS.

[Mr.Macdonald]

please provide an example of unbundling a bundle, modifying its components and rebundleing

[Russ Beavis]

Try this.

Russ

[Russ Beavis]

Oh... and if you want your VI to output the new cluster, you'll need to keep an output cluster and wire it out (see new attached).

Russ