LabVIEW
How do you get multiple plots on a graph? LV 6.1
I believe his moniker is GerdW, not Gurd. 
Which index inputs are you referring to? From the LabVIEW Help on Index Array:
Which index inputs are you referring to? From the LabVIEW Help on Index Array:
If you index a 1D array and do not wire an input index terminal, this function extracts the first element of the array. If you grow the node and have more than one element or subarray output, this function extracts the first number of elements equal to the number of element or subarray outputs.
Hi Vr6,
have you read the context help for the ArraySubset? Or, even better, clicked on "Click for more help"? Then you would have seen:
"length must be numeric. If index plus length is larger than the size of the array, the function returns only as much data as is available. The default is the length from index to the end of array."
The default value for index terminal is 0 as shown in the context help...
Message Edited by GerdW on 04-25-2008 04:23 PM
have you read the context help for the ArraySubset? Or, even better, clicked on "Click for more help"? Then you would have seen:
"length must be numeric. If index plus length is larger than the size of the array, the function returns only as much data as is available. The default is the length from index to the end of array."
The default value for index terminal is 0 as shown in the context help...
Message Edited by GerdW on 04-25-2008 04:23 PM
Hi Vr6,
what are you referring to?
At the moment you build the arrays (for the shift registers) by adding most recent values at the end. My ArraySubset code is stripping values at the start of the array, so it's removing the oldest values...
what are you referring to?
At the moment you build the arrays (for the shift registers) by adding most recent values at the end. My ArraySubset code is stripping values at the start of the array, so it's removing the oldest values...
