string to array urgent~!

[elo85]

this is what i done.
Now the problem is how to connect from the string to 2D array.

[Jorge_Amaral]

hello,

Since you didn't add the Keith.lib I couldn't run the example. So, I've made a simple example for you. See if it's what you want.

The Example was made on labview 8.2.1

[elo85]

this is the keithley llb
hope you can make for me..thank lot!!

[Jorge_Amaral]

But the example that I've made isn't enought?

In  the example I'm showing how to convert the string to array 2D

[elo85]

i cant view it...
i'm using labview v7

[Jorge_Amaral]

ok. you can't view the labview file, but you can see the image (.png ). No?

[Ray.R]

Here is Jorge's image:  (Thanks Jorge)

[Jorge_Amaral]

Hello Joe,

Please explain me how can I post the image like you?

[Ray.R]

Hi Jorge,

Thanks for all your contributions in the forum... You've been busy answering questions 🙂

Displying an image is quite simple, actually.  Here are the steps I use (there might be better approach)...

1.  Post your reply with attached images (as you did).

2.  Right-click on the attached image's name, and select properties.  In this case you'll get: http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/170/269998/2/5.png

3.  At the top right corner of your message, click on Options and select Edit.

4.  In the Edit box, select "Edit as HTML" (near bottom right corner of edit box).

5.  Insert the image's property within an html format like this: " {P}{IMG src="http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/170/269998/2/5.png"}{/P}"  (replace { } with < > because it confused the browser in this example)

6. (preview Post to make sure it's ok).  Submit post.

[Marc_A]

Just wanted to add to those instructions.

Instead of steps 4 and 5, simply click the add image button on the toolbar above the message text (little picture of a mountain). It will ask you for the location of the picture, paste in the address you got from step 2.