In article <0b90d704.378235fd@usw-ex0102-012.remarq.com>,
MaxMar wrote:
> If your code is operating in a loop, use a shift register to store the
> string to be displayed. Concatenate the strings read from the serial
> port to the shift register output and wire the output of the
> concatenate function to the shift register input and also to the
string
> indicator used for display. If you want the text to scroll as more is
> appended, use the string indicator attribute node to set the scroll
> position
>
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If the data to be displayed is of few kBs you can use thi
s method.create
two local variables with same name for the string indicator.
concatenate one local variable with the data output( current string
output data).connect other local variable to the output of the
concatenate.It will work.
V.Sidda
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