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LabVIEW
split the characters based on the length
Solved!
Is the right side an array of strings?
String subset in a for loop with i wired to the position and 1 wired to lenght would do. Autoindex at the output tunnel.
Set N to the string length.
@OATTelecom wrote:How I can split string such as "HELLO" => "H" "E" "L" "L" "O" by using the length
Yeah Type cast!
@altenbach wrote:
@JÞB wrote:Yeah Type cast!
That was my initial idea, but I was on the bus and decided it was too hard to describe in words to a newcomer. 😄
<tounge-in-cheek mode = True>
I believe that having a Graphical representation of code offers many benefits over text descriptions of code. Wouldn't you agree? 😄
Don't they allow laptops on busses?
@JÞB wrote:
@altenbach wrote:
@JÞB wrote:Yeah Type cast!
That was my initial idea, but I was on the bus and decided it was too hard to describe in words to a newcomer. 😄
<tounge-in-cheek mode = True>
I believe that having a Graphical representation of code offers many benefits over text descriptions of code. Wouldn't you agree? 😄
Don't they allow laptops on busses?
The mouse is harder to control due to the rattling and I would need to turn my phone into a WIFI access point to have internet (via LTE) on the laptop. Too many steps. 😄
Use "string to byte array" and set the display format of the U8 array to binary, 8 digits, pad with zeroes.
(If you want something else, you need to tell us the desired output datatype. E.g. you could format each number into a string containing the characters 0 and 1. (%08b))
