Array of strings

[Clint Eastwood]

All the material I read pointed to the fact that I had to save it to a local array variable then compare it to what I knew to be true.  Like I said earlier I think I was making more out of this than it was.  I couldn't convince myself that you could do a pass/fail on an array of numerics and not an array of strings directly from the coded module ( LV) in TS.

Thanks !

[j_dodek]

Hi, Clint

I pointed a solution with an empty CodeModule to make it easy. If you use the the MultipleNumericLimit test and LV -Adapter there will be no
use for a local variable at all. You will access only the Step variables

Take also a look to this thread: http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=330&thread.id=18374

Greetings

Juergen

[Clint Eastwood]

Thanks everyone.  Not sure of your place of employment.  If you don't work for NI I'm amazed at your dedication and understanding of Teststand.  Wish my projects afforded me that time.

Thanks again !

[AllenP]

The help you recieved was all from non-NI employees!  We are lucky to have such a dedicated community helping each other with TestStand issues.

BTW- you can (usually) tell if someone is from NI or not if their name is in blue in the posts.

Allen P
NI

[~jiggawax~]

I post to keep up my skills and learn.  I love TestStand.  It's one of the greatest test products ever invented.  GO NI!!!

Personally, if you don't like TestStand then you don't understand it's use.

[Clint Eastwood]

Thats

Its tough trying to convince people that LV and TS are just as powerful as most text based languages.  Everytime I use TS I find I've just begun to see the tip of the iceburg.  Its ashame I only have the time to use it to evaluate my LV coded modules.  There is so much more you can do w it.  Its ALWAYS been a pleasure working w the Nation Instruments Community!

So many questions so little time !

Clint