I am sorry, but my LabView7 just can save the vi as version 6.1, so I made a
screenshot of it, so you can build it yourself.
http://www.pe.tu-clausthal.de/~pesba/download/frontpanel.JPG
http://www.pe.tu-clausthal.de/~pesba/download/blockdiagramm.JPG
Greets
Stephan
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Hi, have a look at
http://www.pe.tu-clausthal.de/~pesba/download/duplicate_bool_array.vi
Greets
Stephan
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Hi all. I am new to LabVIEW, so I apologize in adavance if my
question is basic. I have a 2D array of boolean
Awesome. Thanks to both of yall!
DavidT: It looks like I'm alot newer to this than you are! It would
have taken me a while to come up with what you have. Thanks, it's
exactly what I need.
I'm gonna try to explain you what to do even if my english
is bad.
Create a for loop in which you can auto-index your array.
In the for loop the only VI you have to include is buid
array (make 3 inputs). Then create a shift register on your
loop. The first input of build array has to be connected
Thanks for the quick response! I forgot to mention in my question
that we only have LabVIEW 6i at school. Is there a way for you (or
anyone else) to back save your VI to a version I can read? Thanks!
ARRGGGH!!! When I tried to open the first VI you posted, it
couldn't b/c it said that version 7 is newer than version 6.i. Now it
won't open the 6.1 VI b/c it says that 6.1 is newer than version
6.0!!!
So apparently I guess I need a version 6.0 VI???
I'm really sorry for the trouble! If you
Sorry, like I said, im fairly new to this also and im out of ideas.
Perhaps you should repost your question and stipulate the version of
VI that you using.
Hi all. I am new to LabVIEW, so I apologize in adavance if my
question is basic. I have a 2D array of boolean values. I need to
duplicate each row, inserting each new row after it's original row.
(i.e.: [a;b;c] becomes [a;a;b;b;c;c]) I am currently auto-indexing
the 2D array into a while loop,
