02-06-2013 10:59 AM
@thomasd6 wrote:
Hello Bill,
also i do not want to force any of the values into range and how will boolean pass any value i want to keep into another array please read carefully as to what i am trying to do
Kind Regards
Thomas
One way you can use it is the array of booleans will have indices that corrrespond to your data. Base your selection on the indices that are true. See, I *did* read your post carefully.
On another note, anyone know of a better way to do this? It sounds rather clunky to me, but it would work...
02-06-2013 12:36 PM - edited 02-06-2013 12:40 PM
On another note, anyone know of a better way to do this? It sounds rather clunky to me, but it would work...
You only need to ask.
The False case is a pass through of the data on the shift register. You were going on the right path. The NaN default value is a better choice (Won't even show on a graph) and 0 is an "almost good" value. IR&C works fine on arrays.
02-07-2013 03:02 AM
Thanks all,
I managed to figure with it out i used the range and a select box that either filled the array with a zero or passed the vaule into the array.
thanks am going to try the way shown below thanks for the help!!
Kind Regards
Thoms
02-07-2013 03:07 AM
02-07-2013 03:19 AM
ok !! where could i find that please
02-07-2013 03:21 AM - edited 02-07-2013 03:22 AM
Hi Thoms,
either press Ctrl-Space and search for "Ramp"
or
look into the signal generation functions palette
02-07-2013 11:07 AM
@GerdW wrote:
Hi Thoms,
there's a Ramp function to calculate your frequency array...
I have to admit - I wouldn't have thought about using the ramp function, but if you think about it, a progression of frequencies is a ramp!!! One more thing to add to my playbook. 😉