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temp409x

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  1. How about something for LabVIEW 7.1 ? I am having trouble getting a string array in 7, looks easy in 8. Nevermind, I got a String Array....... it was luck though. How do you guys make a String Array ?
  2. Thats what I was a looking for! I wouldn't mind the OpenG ones, but.... For one I could not get the subVIs to show up in the menu. I could add them manually, And second once I did get them installed.... That VI didn't even work for me. I copied it e-x-a-c-t, but nothing, I'm guessing that even tho the VIs said they were installed they were not working. I wonder if it has anyhing to do with me having XP x64 and the labview installed in the C:\Program Files (x86)\ dir ? Now I just need to make it so it filters upto 10 different strings, first try didn't go so well, kept overwriting my filtered messages buffer. I can probably figure it out tho, Thanks for all your help everyone,
  3. Thanks! One problem though: Installed OpenG Selected packages Downloaded and Installed but then, nothing shows up in my feature palette. Nothing, no in the "users libraries", not in main, I have noticed the files are in the user.lib dir, but they don't show up. Am i missing somthing here?
  4. I did do a search but didn't find what I need. I have a multi-line string and need to search for a small string in each line and if that line contains it i want to pull that entire line into another string. So for example: My mutil-line string looks like this 01 02 11 22 22 22 01 02 00 22 22 22 01 02 10 22 22 22 01 02 11 22 22 22 01 02 10 22 22 22 01 02 11 22 22 22 01 02 00 22 22 22 And my search string is: "10 22" So my output would be 01 02 10 22 22 22 01 02 10 22 22 22 Maybe transfer the multi-line string into a cluster of strings would be a better idea ?
  5. THANK YOU! Now, granted I am very new to LABView but my first impression is that it seems two different teams made this. One team did a really great job with the functionality and coding, inner workings, features.... The OTHER team however did the worst job of a user interface I have EVER seen in such a highend industry standard program that I am honestly in disbelief that its really as bad as it is, I keep thinking maybe I'm an idiot, or maybe my computer is messed up, perhaps my monitor is off, I don't know. But there is NO excuse that every command the UI has is not listed in the program menu. NONE. And the pop-out-but-cover-most-of-the-other-options-you-want-to-see feature picker is great too. Sorry about that, had to let it out. Thanks again for the help! I don't fel very dumb for not looking there, its completely a non intuitive place to put that option!
  6. Hi, I'm very new to LabView and kinda don't even want to ask such a basic questions but I tried searching, experimenting and researching and cant figure it out so...... I have a VI i made that opens a usb device, sets the baud rate, data characteristics, all by addressing the device with its driver via a unique handle (u32). What I want to be able to do is bring that VI into a different program so when I need to init my device I just run this subVI and then it passes the handle to me as output so I can read and write bytes. So basically what I want is just one output from my subVI. I looked at the subVIs this company provides and its really really simple and it has one input and output. I can NOT figure out how to get mine to have that. I included a pic (sorta) Thanks!
  7. Wow, Thanks everyone, got it working great. Now I just need to figure out how to add Input and Outputs to my subVIs and I'm good to go. I'll make a post about that.
  8. Hi, I'm trying to take the following string and convert it into a byte array. "01 01 13 FF 14" But what happends is that each char gets converted into an element in the array, including spaces : [0][1][ ][0][1][ ][1][3][ ][F][F][ ][1][4] Where I really wanted : [1][1][13][FF][14] Is there a way to do this that I have not found ? I tried lots of different search/replace/index stuff but can't seem to get it right, Very new to LabView btw, Thanks!
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