Save me from my rube

[JackDunaway]

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@Darin.K wrote:

To add an extra layer of protection against collision, when I concatenate strings to form an attribute tag I will add a separator (tab,pipe,etc.) that I do not expect to appear in the names themselves.  What comes in handy in many cases is my old friend Join Strings.vi.

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Certainly. Also helps with readability and parsing (if you want to deconstruct or probe the attribute name).

[GregFreeman]

Back using this method again...because I love it. However, I'm using it for something different now. It's pretty obvious I'm going to be getting all names associated with a specific remote device and module. I was wondering how I use variant to data when my data is an array? I'm still fairly variant illiterate so thanks for bearing with me.

[GregFreeman]

Sorry, should have made current values default on FP

[GregFreeman]

Went the following route, please let me know if there is a better way.

[Darin.K]

That is one way to do it, especially if you do not mind all of the arrays being the same length.  With string arrays I usually don't mind a few empty strings.  Other times I'll drop a Bundle in there and build an array of clusters of an array.