So if I got you right, this tool is meant as a universal logger and
retriever of lab DAQ data. Your scientists seem to be satisfied with a
SubVI containing all data that has been written some times, independently
from what eqquipment was used and how it was composed to a complete system.
This S
George,
thanck you very much for your answer.
My Q however was meant a little 'wider'.
You wrote:
The file structure is flexible enough to allow defining the "data type"
of a row at the time the file is written. ...
...
> this has
meant dreaming up a file format (usually ASCII) on the spot. Howe
Uwe
The file structure is flexible enough to allow defining the "data type" of
a row at the time the file is written. Actually, the input to the SubVI is
a variant, and the VI parses the type descriptor and then decodes the
variant and writes it to a file. The restriction is that the control w
Hi there,
"George Gatling (Contractor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked on Mon, 17
May 2004 11:58:56 -0400 a Q about programmatically and dynamically creating
data types in LV depending on given data feles including data descvription.
I have an file format that lets me store nearly arbitrary (though n
