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There is a Write Top level value VI that allows you to specify a top-level key, value pair to modify. But if you want to modify a value that is under a section (aka table) then you're out of luck.
It would be nice to be able to specify a key name using dot notation to allow writing to any level. eg. "section1.sub1.value1"
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I agree this feature is a must, it's definitely on my radar.
I'm just hesitating between switching to variant attribute before or after doing this.
What would you do?
There is a Write Top level value VI that allows you to specify a top-level key, value pair to modify. But if you want to modify a value that is under a section (aka table) then you're out of luck.
It would be nice to be able to specify a key name using dot notation to allow writing to any level. eg. "section1.sub1.value1"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: