STRINGS AND FILE I/O

[SSHADOR]

Hi Billko,

             The setup you showed only displayed the only the number corresponding to the first 2 characters of the string. The rest of the string did not have any effect. Is it supposed to work this way?

Thanks.

Vincent

[Jimbe]

Hi SSHADOR!

The tables on the snapshots are array constants. You can create in the diagram block (rigth click > Array > Array constant). Then you put inside a numeric constant (blue table) and string constant (pink table).

Regards!

[paul_cardinale]

This one works generically.

[SSHADOR]

Hi Paul,

            The figure you gave only displays one character at  a time.

Thanks

Vince

[SSHADOR]

Hi Jimbe,

              Please see the attach. It did not work for me. I am confused now.

[altenbach]

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@SSHADOR wrote:

It did not work for me.

It does not work for any of us, because it is just a picture. We cannot run a picture.

Please attach the actual VI instead.

(event structures belong inside a while loop and not vice versa. You were told to use a FOR loop because the number of iterations is known before the loop starts. You string does not have any spaces, so why does your format have them? ...?)

[Yamaeda]

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@SSHADOR wrote:

Hi Jimbe,

              Please see the attach. It did not work for me. I am confused now.

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Your Scan from string looks for 2 characters and then a space. Unless you write your number as lu su ke it won't work.

/Y