Eureka!

[Ben]

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@LV_Pro wrote:

LOL, my dyslexia just kicked in. Was skimming the post and read Eurekanized as Euthanized

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Mision accomplished!

Thank you Putnam.

Ben

[Darren]

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@Ben wrote:

Darren,

For the sake of completeness nuggetize it.

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The nugget has left the building.

[SteveChandler]

You know... At the risk of sounding like the Magic 8-Ball I cannot say how ironic it is that this should come up in the Eureka thread.

[Ben]

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@Steve Chandler wrote:

You know... At the risk of sounding like the Magic 8-Ball I cannot say how ironic it is that this should come up in the Eureka thread.

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I missed the irony. Can you give me a hint?

Ben

[SteveChandler]

There is no way anybody could get the irony. I will do better than a hint in a few more weeks.

[Ben]

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@Steve Chandler wrote:

There is no way anybody could get the irony. I will do better than a hint in a few more weeks.

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That is enough of a hint for me.

You have finally realized a Linked List in LV.

Cool!

I'll watch for it.

Ben

[SteveChandler]

Linked List Library Leveraging the LabVIEW Language and License? Nope.

[tst]

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@Ben wrote:

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@Steve Chandler wrote:

There is no way anybody could get the irony. I will do better than a hint in a few more weeks.

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That is enough of a hint for me.

You have finally realized a Linked List in LV.

Cool!

I'll watch for it.

Ben

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There are already linked list implementations available online. Basically, the node objects has a DVR which points to the next element (and to the previous element if it's a doubly-linked list).

If I remember correctly, the main issue is that because a class can't contain a DVR of itself, the DVR's type needs to be of a higher level class and you need to cast it when traversing, but that should probably not be a problem, as you only need to do it in one place.

[SteveChandler]

< 1 wk

[JÞB]

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@Steve Chandler wrote:

< 1 wk

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I am so looking forward to the big reveal!  Chandler! Move that bus!