Indexing array to acces individual elements

[pks]

Iam trying to connect a array to a invoke node Bit i couldnt succed..Iam getting an error saying

                ""You have connected an array datatype to its element data type.This type of conflict may be resolved by indexing the array        access individual elements of the array.Check for a tunnel on a loop that has indexing incorrectly enabled"".

Can anyone pls help me out how to reslove this kind of error.

Thank You,

Shanth.

[Cory_K]

Can you please post your code so we can see what you are doing?

[pks]

Hello Cory,

                Thanxs for your reply, Iam attaching the VI and a Image where Iam getting an error. In the VI I have to connect the "Data to write " which is an array to the "Value" in the invoke node which is not an array.. Can u pls help me out how to do this.

Thank you,

Shanth.

[nathand]

It looks to me like you're trying to pass your CAN data to ncWriteNet as an array of eight bytes, but your DataChannels ActiveX object expects a double-precision floating point number.  Since both of those are the same length (8 bytes or 64 bits) you can typecast your array to a double to pass to the SetValue method.  See image below.  The typecast function is found in the numeric palette under data manipulation.

Message Edited by nathand on 06-18-2009 05:41 PM

[vivekp]

Hell Nathand,

                   It didnt work out for me is there any ohter way todo this.

Thanks

[GerdW]

Hi vivekp,

what is "It didnt work out for me"?

Don't you find the typecast or did it not work with your ActiveX component?

[nathand]

Could you explain more than "didn't work out"?  Are you still getting a broken wire, or were you able to run the code but it did not work as you expected?  It's possible that there's an issue of endianness, which could be solved by inserting "Reverse 1D Array" just before the typecast.

[vivekp]

Nathand,

             Its not giving any broken line I was able to run the VI but couldnt find out the expected solution.

Thanxs

Shanth.

[nathand]

In order for anyone to provide you more assistance you're going to have to write more than a single sentence, explaining in detail what the problem is and what result you expect.

[tbob]

Instead of using typecast, maybe you can try using Join Numbers as in the following illustration:

Wire the hi.lo U64 into your property node.