PROGRAMMING

[jmoya]

Can someone tell me what kind of structure is this in the picture (the blue square) and were I can find it in Labview 2010? It is not a function, not a loop..., what is it?

Thanks very much.

[odessy27]

Looks like a script node, for matlab or 'c' perhaps?

[PiDi]

Hello jmoya

This is MathSctipt node. You can find it under Programming->Structures (or pressing ctrl+space and typing MathScript in quick drop window).

[crossrulz]

That would be the MathScript Node

[Dennis_Knutson]

Take note that the Mathscript node is an extra cost add-on.

[jmoya]

Dear odessy27, PiDi, crossrulz, Dennis_Knutson. All of you are rigth!
Unfortunately I have not got this add-on, that why I didn´t find it. Thank you very much!
I have to find another solution.

[PiDi]

You can use Formula Node, which is in base package.

[crossrulz]

That code looks simple enough to just do in LabVIEW.  For loop with a shift register and Replace Array Subset.

[jmoya]

The problem is that I don't understand that code, for example, what does it means F(1+P+a*i)=1. F is an array, but F(1+P+a*i)=1?

I have to find someone to explain to me that code in MathCad, and then transform to your proposals in Labview.
Anyway, thank you very much, now I know where to go on with my programming.

[RavensFan]

Everything inside of the parentheses evaluates to an index of the F array.