LabVIEW
how to get a decimal number of length more than 1 byte from three componnent decimal numbers
Hi perumpadapu,
do you read any of our answers?
THERE ARE snippets in some of them, and even when it's not a snippet you can easily recreate the pictures from scratch...
Hi perumpadapu,
you still don't follow our advices. You didn't use any suggested snippet, but tried some obscure combination of TypeCast and BuildArray on your own...
- How many bytes do you usually receive from your serial port? In case you receive zero or more than one byte your TypeCast to U8 will give wrong results...
- Why do you build a 2D array from the 1D U8 array after the FOR loop? That wasn't suggested... Doing so will result in a 2D array with just one row of data. Trying to index several other rows will give you wrong results (as you probably have noticed while debugging your VI with highlighting enabled).
- There wasn't any suggestion to Join whole U8 arrays to give your number. Why do you do that?
Is it really so hard to use all the suggestion an snippets provided here? Why do you still try different ways of solving your problem?
What's the problem in using aCe' snippet?
Hi perumpadapu,
if you would follow aCe's suggestion you should use ArraySubset. But as you still don't do this you're using IndexArray instead!
Seems to be hard to watch the context help window when selecting a function from the palette...
- In your first post you mentioned 3 bytes as needed for your conversion to I32 number. Right now you only use 2 bytes - you will not get correct results that way...
Again: Use the snippet provided by aCe and you're done!
