> I've tested build 208 with success. Just one exception:
> When I try to read an array of unsigned 8bit integers I
> get the following result:
> ()
> What is special about UInt8
An array of UInt8 is the standard way of moving "blobs" around in variants
(eg, raw buffers, etc). Hence we return the
Title: Re: [python-win32] Reading a UInt32 array from LabVIEW
I've tested build 208 with
success. Just one exception:
When I try to read an array of unsigned
8bit integers I get the following result:
()
What is special about UInt8 and what shall I do to read them as
integers (wi
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Behalf Of Ola Rylow
> I'm accessing LabVIEW through the ActiveX interface and I'm having a
problem with reading a UInt32 array.
Support for VT_UI4 safe-arrays was added in pywin32 build 207, so you should
try that. Note however that build 208
I'm accessing LabVIEW through the ActiveX interface and I'm
having a problem with reading a UInt32 array.
The code used is:
inParams = ["Numeric", "Numeric 2", "Numeric 3", "Array"]inValues =
[9,8,7, ()]
retval = viReference.Call(inParams, inValues)
where "Array" is output and the rest is input
