LabVIEW
array to elements
First of all, if the number is not known at compile time, you cannot use the "array to cluster...unbundle" dance. Clusters contain a fixed number of elements determined by the cluster size configuration of the array to cluster function. In fact that "dance is never needed. A simple "index array" can be resized to give any number of elements.
In any case (as has been mentioned by others already), all you neeed is a FOR loop. Sometimes you can even operate on the array directly. You really need to tell us what you need to do with the array elements.
@kausreloaded wrote:
When you don't have idea about the exact no. of elements of array .. going for a while loop is the best idea.....u can place the code in while loop and go for enable indexing the tunnel
NO, that's a dumb idea. If you autoindex on a FOR loop, the loop will run until the array runs out of elements. The while loop will run forever (or until stopped otherwise) and will use the default value once it runs out of array elements.
@ToeCutter wrote:
This is a very basic question. My best advice is to do some reading around LabVIEW and maybe complete a LabVIEW basics course (I believe they are free now?) You will be able to get individual questions answered here, but it will be much quicker and more beneficial for you in the long run to do some reading on the basics before doing so.
This was suggested in many, many of his other posts. Because he is a beginner, I can't tell whether he either went over the suggested tutorials and did not understand them, or he simply did not look at them...
