Library Methods (ActiveX)

Requires: Base Development System

Use these methods to configure LabVIEW project libraries.

MethodDescription
DeleteLibTagDeletes a tag from the LabVIEW project library. Details
DisconnectFromLibraryDisconnects a LabVIEW project library that is a sublibrary of another project library from the owning project library. Details
GetLibTagRetrieves a tag set on the LabVIEW project library. Details
GetLockStateReturns the lock state of the LabVIEW project library and indicates whether the password for the project library is in the password cache. Details
GetSourceScopeRetrieves the access scope for an item that the LabVIEW project library owns, such as public or private access. Details
GetTagNamesRetrieves a list of names for all tags set on the LabVIEW project library. Details
HiliteInProjectWindowDisplays this library in a Project Explorer window. If the library is already in a Project Explorer window, this method displays the Project Explorer window and sets focus to the library item in the window. If the library is already in a stand-alone project library window for which the library is the root item, this method displays the stand-alone project library window. If the library is not in any window, this method opens a stand-alone project library window containing the library. Details
SaveSaves the LabVIEW project library file. Details
SaveCopySaves a copy of the LabVIEW project library file. Details
SaveForPreviousSaves a copy of the project library and all items within the project library that is readable by LabVIEW 8.0 and later. This method is similar to the LabVIEW Version section on the Save for Previous Version dialog box. Details
SetLibTagSets a tag on the LabVIEW project library. Details
SetLockStateSets the level of editing permission for a LabVIEW project library, including the password. Details
SetSourceScopeSets the access scope of an item that the LabVIEW project library owns, such as public or private access. Details
SetSourceScopeAndPropagateSets the access scope of an item that the LabVIEW project library owns, such as public or private access. If the item is a dynamic dispatch VI, LabVIEW also changes the scope of other implementations. Details