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ASCII to decimal conversion function



ehsanelahimirza wrote:

i was doing same, you got me. ok i am trying to make a loop.

now another problem which i remember that if i open VI in my home  800x600 resolution, which i made in university 1024x768 resolution monitor, all the front pannel objects are misplaced.

how to fix it? 



Look at the options under VI properties, Window Size.  Thought scaling with window proportions, from what I've read, doesn't always work as well as it should.  Your best bet is to set your window and controls to work well with the 800 x 600 screen, don't do any scaling, and let things open up naturally in the 1024x768 screen, you'll just have more screen space.
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In the clean and simple solution, the type case solution.  The zero that is being used by the type caste for the type.  That needs to be a U8 data type (right click -> representation), that's why it was labeled U8.
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Kingpizzle2 wrote:
In the clean and simple solution, the type case solution.  The zero that is being used by the type caste for the type.  That needs to be a U8 data type (right click -> representation), that's why it was labeled U8.

 

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Who are you replying to and why?

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I'm replying to this.

ehsanelahimirza wrote:

where i can find this u8 conversion.

 

i m unable to find


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OK, you are replying to post 10 from half a year ago of a thread with 40+ posts. There were 30+ posts after it that probably cleared things up already. 😉
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altenbach wrote:
OK, you are replying to post 10 from half a year ago of a thread with 40+ posts. There were 30+ posts after it that probably cleared things up already. 😉

I didn't see it, so I thought I should post it.  If that was answered, and I missed it, I appoligize.

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No problem. Any participation is highly encouraged! 😄

 

Some people sort thread by threading, others threads chronologically, so it would always help to quote essential parts of the post you are replying to. As posted, your answer seemed a bit confusing at first because it was just hanging there without a clear reference. 🙂

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Thank u ver much...... super technique.....

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