Destinations Page
Installed With: RT Module
From the Category list of the Real-Time Application Properties dialog box, click Destinations to display this page.
Use this page to configure and add destination directories for a stand-alone real-time application.
This page includes the following components:
- Destinations—Specifies the destination directories in which you want to include source distribution files. Click the New Destination and Remove Destination buttons to add and delete directories from the list.
- Add Destination—Adds a custom destination directory to the Destinations listbox.
- Remove Destination—Removes the destination directory you select from the Destinations listbox. You cannot remove the default destination directory or the support directory.
- Destination label—Specifies the name that the dialog box uses for the directory you select in the Destinations listbox. Edit the label if you want to change the name. You cannot change the name of the default destination directory or support directory. Editing the destination label has no effect on the directory name on disk.
- Destination path—Specifies the path to the directory you select in the Destinations listbox. Click the Browse button to navigate to and select a path. If you change the path of the default destination directory, any destinations that are subdirectories automatically update to reflect the new path.
- Destination type—Specifies the destination type of the item you select in the Destinations listbox. You cannot change this setting for applications or support directories.
- Directory—Specifies that the destination is a directory.
- Preserve hierarchy—Preserves the hierarchy of the files targeted to this destination directory.
- LLB—Specifies that the destination is an LLB.
- Directory—Specifies that the destination is a directory.
Add files to new project library—Indicates that you want to add files you move to the selected destination to a new project library.
- Library name—Name of the new project library to which LabVIEW will add the files.