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It would be nice to have the option for showing the radix on the index display of an array. This would make it easier to look at an array when dealing with addresses in hex.
For example, if you have a large array representing the contents of a flash, and want to look at specific addresses, you need to convert the hex address into decimal to be able look at the corresponding value in the array. This can get tedious and time consuming (although I will admit it does force one to learn how to make the conversions a little more quickly in your head... as long as you are not making mistakes!)
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Ok this is freaky.
I came here just now to see if this idea was proposed and kudos it if it was. If not I was going to propose it. What's the first thing I see on this page before doing a search? Here is a totally different but related idea. Constants should indicate the radix. If you kudos this be sure to consider that one out.
Note that while you can't display the radix today, you can change it:
Awesome tst. I didn't know you could do that. Virtual kudos to you!
Thanks for pointing that out, tst. For now, while debugging, I have a subVI that I can quickly run whenever I want to change my index display to a new hex value. It is just a control formatted for hex that connects to the Index Values property node of the array (through a build array). However, it would be nice to be able to do this outside of run-time, and without having to create a custom control (though creating the control definitely seems to be the quickest/easiest way to do this presently).
Hi tst, Get my kudo's also ..
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