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Hello,

 

I just wondering what's kind of array is that?

 

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The top-center is an array of clusters, with the cluster containing 2 arrays. Below and to the left of that is a single cluster, likewise containing 2 elements, both of which are arrays of floating-point values.

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Thank you

 

I got the cluster part, but I am still not sure why you can tell those are floating-point values? By the color of wires?

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I got the cluster part, but I am still not sure why you can tell those are floating-point values? By the color of wires?


Yes, by the color (although in this case the color of the numeric constant inside the array, and not the wire). Orange indicates floating point, blue is integer. Somewhere in the LabVIEW help or on the NI site you can find a more thorough description of the meaning of wire color, pattern, and thickness.

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One more note I should have added. If you turn on context help (Control-H, or select it from the menu) and put the cursor over a wire, it will tell you the type of data on that wire.

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Thank you

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