LabVIEW
Trick on separating lines has random string but; at the end from textile
If the program does not work, attach your code instead of pictures. we cannot debug pictures.
Also include the datafile.
Since you are not autoindexing at the output tunnel, all you get is the output string of the last iteration.
I am not sure just what or how you wish your output is to look
Is this what you wish for your output?
DER_KHU_1_0 7:6 NUM DEF=0x0 RW;
FRTY_1_RTGC 5 NUM DEF=0x0 RW;
FG_DERF_1_0 4:3 NUM DEF=0x0 RW;
K_DF_SWRD_DHDDI 2 NUM DEF=0x0 RW;
L_DFTF_SHDD_DH 1 NUM DEF=0x0 RW;
SHDDU 0 NUM DEF=0x1 RW;
HDGDFD 7 NUM DEF=0x1 RW;
EDT_n 6 NUM DEF=0x1 RW;
HGD_l_SDR_5_0 5:0 NUM DEF=0x19 RW;
Could not just check for lines that contain "DEF="
Did you select the correct mode for the file read?
Select the Read Lines version and feed in a -1 and the output will then be an array of lines.
@razii wrote:
Altenback, I am so sorry and I totally understand that would be easier to debug if I share my labview and my data log file but I'm not allowed bec its company confidential.
You can attach a code snippet, which is just a picture that turns into runnable code later. Apparnetly, you are allowed to attach pictures.
razii wrote:Omar, I have indexing problem with your code and my previuse code and There is no way to enable the index unless I tell the loop how many times to iterate which is impossible bec the code may not work for another data log file.
You can enable indexing on a WHILE loop by right-clicking the tunnel. You don't need to know the number of iterations.
