write multpli values in one section of ini file

[maximint]

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Message Edited by maximint on 11-24-2006 07:19 AM

[maximint]

Hallo together,

so I completed my SubVI. It works fine. The issue with the time (open close) is not so critical.
I changed from cluster directly to array. Thanks.
The issue with autoindexing doesn't work, but doesn't matter.

Many Thanks, Thomas.

[daveTW]

Hi Thomas,
to use the auto-indexing feature (which is very useful) you have to change the terminal- behaviour to auto-indexing via the context menu, like shown in the first picture. Then you don't need to determine the array size outside the for-loop and to index the array yourself. After this your VI looks like picture 2. And to make it academicaly complete, the open and close of your INI- file has to be done only once, so you do it outside the loop, like picture 3.









Greets, Dave

Message Edited by daveTW on 11-27-2006 10:03 AM

[becktho]

In addition to the message of daveTW, you should ensure that both arrays (keys, values) which are passed into the for loop have the same size. Otherwise the loop iterates according to the number of elements of the smaller array. So if for any reason you have an array keys (size 10) and an array values(size 8), the loop iterates 8 times.

[maximint]

Hi Dave,

again thanks for the great support. Now the autoindexing work. The problem was: N and I of the loop has to be free.
Now, the VI is just small and quick.
The number of items in the arrays are definitly the same.
VI s could be so easy.

Thanks, Thomas.

[GerdW]

Hi Thomas,

even with N and i wired you can use auto-indexing.
You just have to keep an eye on the size of the inputs, LV will use the smallest number possible of N and any indexing input of the loop!

[daveTW]

Yes, and to put one on the top: the N terminal of the while loop is a datasource to the inner side of the loop, which tells you this smallest number of array sizes & N.
Greets, dave