Array

[MarinaNashaat]

how to make an array like the attached one and to see it's partitions names in front panel. I mean that if I have 10 bits , I would like to take the 1st 3 bits as the first field and the 2nd 7 bits for the other field or to make it with bytes instead of bits   

[GerdW]

Hi Marina,

you could use ArraySubset to get those different parts of your byte array.

And then you could put these parts into elements of a cluster to make it look like your example image…

You don't have "bits" but most certainly "bytes"!

[MarinaNashaat]

Can you give me an example for it with  the labview ? 

[NiAchilles]

If you don't want to actually seperate the items in the array, the easiest way to accomplish what you want is to simply create an indicator for the array and place labels and rectangles on the front panel for each section.  You can find these in the decorations part of the controls tab.  

[MarinaNashaat]

can you tell me how to section it by steps please because I don't know labview well. Thank you 

[GerdW]

Hi Marina,

I already mentioned the ArraySubset function…

[NiAchilles]

Here is a smaller example.  You can change it to fit what you want to do.  Good luck.

[crossrulz]

If you can't figure out the Array Subset function, you definately should be going through some tutorials, many of which are free.

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[Omar_II]

Also read up on very basic programming terms and use the correct terms to discribe your question.

Bit

Byte

After re-reading I assumed the 10 your were referancing was the 10 bytes in your data.

But now I think your were talking about the 10 bits as part of the 1st and 2nd byte.

[Omar_II]

Try something like this