reshape array

[altenbach]

OK, you don't have conditional tunnels. Just conditionally built the output in a shift regsiter instead. 😉

(It always helps if you tell us your LabVIEW version so we don't have to guess! )

See how far you get....

[altenbach]

Here are two possibilities. The second version has a little more code but is more efficient, especially if the arrays are large.

[ouadji · Accepted solution]

altenbach ... you are too fast !!   

mine  

[super_saiyans]

haha. both of you guys are fast!

sigh..

i created this!!

which is a mess!!

saying that if arrays are not the same size..delete or dont insert the array into another array..

if its the same size..then continue adding into array..

yeah..i got a lot to learn!

[ouadji]

you tried ... and that's what matters!   

[ouadji]

with LV 8.2

[johnsold]

I wonder if you are trying to make a non-rectangular array? You are aware that it is not possible to have a 2D array in LabVIEW with rows having different lengths? That is not possible in LV, although you can "fake" it with an array of cluster of array.

Lynn

[altenbach]

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@super_saiyans wrote:

haha. both of you guys are fast!

sigh..

i created this!!

which is a mess!!

saying that if arrays are not the same size..delete or dont insert the array into another array..

if its the same size..then continue adding into array..

yeah..i got a lot to learn!

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There are many things wrong with this:

• Why do you have these local variables (4,5,6,7, etc)? Just use a wire. I assume that the arrays don't change during the execution of the loop, right? Why do you think you need to re-read the control (or local variable) with every iteration?
• You can replace entire array subsets, no need to index out element by element.
• output array belongs in a shift register, no local variable needed.
• There are easier ways to tell if four values are equal. 😉 Where are these arrays coming from? Don't you also need to compare with the size of the 2D output array?
• ...