Complete the following steps to prepare example VIs you create to appear in the NI Example Finder and build the data (.bin3) file that stores the task-based browse paths, keywords, and other information about the example VIs you document. LabVIEW uses the .bin3 file to display example VIs in the NI Example Finder.
Note Make sure the example VIs you document are not write protected. |
Note The example VIs you created and the .bin3 file must reside in the following subdirectories of the labview directory:
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Tip Click the Save Documentation button to save the example VI documentation you have added. After you save the example VI documentation, you can proceed through step 13 or you can close this dialog box and finish documenting the example VI later. Relaunch the Preparing Examples for NI Example Finder dialog box and navigate to the example VI in the Double-click the example to document list to edit the example VI documentation you saved. |
Note If an example VI is part of a project-based example and that example VI can run independently of the LabVIEW project, you can document both the project and example VI. To document a project, navigate to and select the project file (.lvproj) in the Double-click the example to document list. Complete the steps listed above. |
Note You must add a task-based browse path or a keyword for example VIs you created to appear in the NI Example Finder. If you add only a task-based browse path, the example VIs you created appear only on the Browse page of the NI Example Finder. If you add only a keyword, the example VIs you created appear only on the Search page of the NI Example Finder. |
Note LabVIEW reserves the following prefixes and you cannot use them when you name the .bin3 file: ms, test, lv, daq, cvi, tree, fr, de, ja, vi, im, dsc, rt, _, ko, zh, it, and es. |