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@gmazza wrote:

ehmmm???


Go to the File IO->Advanced File Functions palette.  There is a Get File Extension.vi in there.  One of the outputs is the file name without the extension.



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I can not solve.
I repeat the problem: I have an array with an indefinite number of items. I want to eliminate the final part of each element.
Is there a way to do this?

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Hi gmazza,

 

yes, there is!

 

FOR each element in array
  strip "final part of element"
NEXT

 Use an autoindexing FOR loop to iterate over all elements of your array...

 

Best regards,
GerdW


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Sorry. I still do not understand how to do ...
Ok, I have to use a for loop. But I can not delete a portion of each array element.

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Hi gmazza,

 

it seems pretty straight-forward to me:

check.png

Replace the StringSubset function with any code you like to use for "stripping part of string"...

Best regards,
GerdW


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Or if you want to use an available function, which strips the extension.

 

Strip extension


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chk.png

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the problem is just to find a code to stripping the string...

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Message 18 of 19
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Ok. Perfect. Frabto's solution works well and is very simple .. thank you

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