LabVIEW
How to optimize the for loop structure
demo.pngAre there any other methods besides the for loop that can achieve the same function? Please, experts, could you give me some more guidance?
The loops generate the data.
The data goes directly into the indicator and the headers are properties of the table.
@留白 wrote:
NO NO NO,We have omitted the instrument control part. The program flowchart is merely a simplified version. In fact, it represents the results collected by the instrument.
Unless you the instrument data arrives slowly one element at a time, all this occurs in the inner loop and you want to update with each new value, you should write all values at once after the loop. I recommend to define the full problem in more detail. Having all these property nodes inside inner loops is not efficient.
Also note that your sequence structure is not needed because order does not matter. Since your program updates the values, the tabel should be an indicator, NOT a control! (If it is a control, the user could randomly enter new values at runtime! Please vote for this idea!!!!!)
Here's what I would do.(If the headers are always integers, they should be blue of course!)
@altenbach wrote:
Unless you the instrument data arrives slowly one element at a time, all this occurs in the inner loop and you want to update with each new value, you should write all values at once after the loop. I recommend to define the full problem in more detail. Having all these property nodes inside inner loops is not efficient.
To slowly update one element at a time, here's what I would do. Of course you can modify to e.g. update an entire row or column at once.
