Re: save data to array

Hi,
 
Not sure what you want. If you want to save the random figure in a array you
 can set the output tunnel to 'enable indexing'
 
But maybe that's not the question, because I can't read it.


array.jpg:
http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni...389/1/array.jpg

Hi, K C.  In another post I got some examples. In my case , I have a da
ta source which outputs two numbers at a time(like 8.2 9.6), then after a fi
xed time interval, it outputs another two numbers...... I want to keep these
 numbers in a two demention
array. I attach a example(add to array.JPG) from someone(in another post you
 can find the details) which has a fault , that is if two same number come a
long, it can only save one to the array. I attach another ima
ge of vi which I made myse
lf(add to array[1].JPG), which has a fault too, I didn't know why, wish you 
can help me. Tomorrow I will go out for several days. So I cann't reply
 in the following days.:smileytongue:


add to array.JPG:
http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/170/169731/1/add to array.JPG


add to array[1].JPG:
http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/170/169731/2/add to array[1].JPG

Hi,
Do you actualy get the numbers in a string like:  8.2 9.6  or do y
ou get two numbers as a numerical?
 
How is this VI for a start ? (I hope you have LV8)Message Edited by K C
 on 02-24-2006  01:37 PM


Numbers to array.vi:
http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni...69736/1/Numbers to array.vi