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09-02-2018 06:48 PM
I figured out a more efficient way to code some stuff. Here is an improved version with better performance.
09-04-2018 06:29 AM
@ran0 wrote:
Thank you all...
My aim is to record about 20 mixed datatypes in one giant array. I thought it would be better if i cluster them all together, per iteration, and unbundle by request only the datatype array i want.
Since it can't be done, i guess i'll work with multiple arrays, as easy as it could be at first place.
Once again, I thank you all.
Ran
I'd go with the Cluster-Array. One Index Array and one Unbundle to get the data isn't much of a hassle compared to handling 20 arrays. If you think it's 'too big', make a VI of it. You could even be lazy and have 1 with all data types as different outputs (although it'll be a big ugly), you'll need the 6x4x4x6 layout for that.
/Y
04-12-2019 10:10 AM
Thank you! I don't know why this is not marked as solution.
04-12-2019 10:22 AM
I am getting an error saying Xnode is not executable. Do you know why?
04-12-2019 01:00 PM
What is the data type of what you are wiring to the function? It doesn't look like a 1D array of a cluster it looks like it might be something else. Post your VI or that data type and we can figure out why it doesn't work but like I said it is likely the wrong data type.
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