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Multiple elements queue

Hi Hanan,

 


Thanks for your help team (in israel and in the USA)


 

Can you explain that?

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Thannnnnnks Smiley Tongue

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It is Exactly as you mentioned before - getting rid of the dequeue in the loop.

 

Hanan

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Another (maybe simple) question...

 

Is there anyway I could preview the last n elements in the queue (n number I choose, not necesserly the whole elements in the queue).

 

Thanks in advance,

Hanan

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The limit is your imagination!

 

Yes there are way to do that. When you say "the last n elements in the queue", do you mean "the n most recently added elements"?

If yes, you can do a get queue status to get the whole content of the queue and then use a split array primitive to only get the element you want to graph.

 

Hope this helps


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Hahahah 🙂

 

Yes this what I ment.

But I guess It would be easier if the "get queue status" could get as an input "# start element to preview" and "# end element to preview" to get that, because me as a user is getting crazy with the transitions between "element" or "samples"..

 

Thanks 🐵

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