cocowk Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 Hi all, I have a question concerning the inputs in Labview. Yesterday, I wanted to change an input format from a decimal representation to an hexadecimal one. Then a grey triangle appears on the input of the VI used (see attached file below) I have seen on this forum that it has a meaning but I can't find where anymore! :headbang: Can someone help me ?? Thanks in advance!! CocoWK Quote
Mellroth Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 cocowk said: Then a grey triangle appears on the input of the VI used (see attached file below) The grey dot is a "coercion dot", this indicates that LabVIEW has to convert representation of the input. In your case I can only guess that you are mixing different integer representations (I8, I16, I32 etc.). To avoid this, make sure all inputs of the "build array" are using the same representation. /J Quote
cocowk Posted November 24, 2006 Author Report Posted November 24, 2006 JFM said: The grey dot is a "coercion dot", this indicates that LabVIEW has to convert representation of the input.In your case I can only guess that you are mixing different integer representations (I8, I16, I32 etc.). To avoid this, make sure all inputs of the "build array" are using the same representation. /J Thanks JFM. And do you know about other dots? Quote
Mellroth Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 cocowk said: Thanks JFM. And do you know about other dots? What other dots? /J Quote
cocowk Posted November 24, 2006 Author Report Posted November 24, 2006 JFM said: What other dots?/J I mean other dots like the coercion dot that can appear when we connect an input to a VI. Sorry, I'm not sure if I am clear because of my poor level in English! Quote
Ton Plomp Posted November 24, 2006 Report Posted November 24, 2006 cocowk said: I mean other dots like the coercion dot that can appear when we connect an input to a VI. Sorry, I'm not sure if I am clear because of my poor level in English! They are the same, it means that you wired another data-type than the VI internally uses. LabVIEW has for certain data-types built-in conversion tools Ton Quote
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