LabVIEW
CREATING RANDOM ELEMENTS
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@balbal207 wrote:
THKS.I DONT HAVE ROUND NEAR TO ZERO FUNCTION MY PALETTE
Sorry, I must have been thinking of another language. Round Toward -Infinity will work here as well.
P.S. You don't have to yell. Just read that document Hooovahh linked to.
1. You will want to multiply by 4 (remember, we have 4 possible options to choose from here).
2. Get rid of the Index Array. It is just confusing things.
3. As was said, you will want the Length input for the String Subset to be 1
This is a clear case of "I have no clue what I am doing so I am just going to make random connections until it compiles." Seriously, take a minute to think through the process. As you have it, you will just get "abcd" followed by a whole bunch of b (50 of them to be exact).
1. GET RID OF THE INDEX ARRAY.
2. initialize the shift register with an empty string. There is a nice Empty String Constant to make your life a little easier.
3. Wire the "abcd" constant to the String input of the String Subset.
4. Wire the output of the String Subset to your Concatinate String to combine the substring with the string you are saving in the shift register.
