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How to append and sort 2D array?

Hi Mike

This one is little hard understanding for me, Could you please explain some details if you have time? especially the part I put into the attached picture. what is the name of "R /IQ", I can't find it, and what is 2 and 9 stand for?

Thank you Mike!

Jing

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Ok I found the block R/IQ it is called" quotient & Remainder"
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Hi Mike
 
I already fully understand, Thank you. that works well
 
Thank you so much!
 
Jing
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Hi jing,
nice to hear it. Smiley Happy
Mike
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Hello Mike
 
I need to ask you a stupid question I am wondering for a quite while,  
 
sometimes you create some blocks, and I can not find them from function panel directly, I want to know how can u create them. like in the attached picture.
 
Thank you for  your answering!
 
Jing
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Hi jing,
it is a shift register. If you have a loop, you can right click on this loop and select "create shift register". Smiley Wink
You can store data in it so that you can use the data you wrote the last iteration in it, in the current iteration.
Mike


Message Edited by MikeS81 on 06-04-2008 01:06 PM
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Hi Mike!

How to create these two look at attached picture and what are these for?

Jing

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Hi jing,

this are array constant. You can create them in the block diagram. You find them in the array section, on the bottom left side. In this empty array constant you can insert your data type. Take for example a dbl constant and insert it into the empty array constant. You can use them to initalite the shift register. In your picture one is to initialize the shift register with an empty dbl array, and the other is to specify which files you want to open inside the for loop.

Mike

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Hi Mike

Thank you very much for answering my silly questions patiently!

I am really lucky to know you!

Jing

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