BreakPoint
Rube Goldberg Code
To append four DBLs to a file, we apparently need to take each and format it as integer (lossy!) then take the first one, bult it into a 1D array of strings with one element, then use insert into array to append the other strings. I have the nagging feeling that this could be simplified. 😄
The lossy factor is a pickle, if you want the file to be readable...
Also, this file is very dangerous if you want any chance of using the application globally. Half the world uses "," as separator, the other ".". Better make sure what you store uses ".", and what's shown uses what the user prefers...
Search LabVIEW like a graph! Just the tip of the iceberg (that sank the Titanic!)
(seen here, but also posted here)
Basically, we have long sequences with interactive greedy loops in several frames, and even a frame where many terminal (controls and indicators) are wired to their own local variable. Must be a text programmer! 😄
@altenbach wrote:
We have an existing 2D array and need to initiaize an array with the same size, containing all zeroes.We can do it the hard way or the easy way.
Somebody just kudoed this old post here and it is probably important to mention that this method is only fully safe for integer arrays. For example if the input is DBL and contains NaN, they would remain NaN and could cause unexpected results downstream.
