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subarray elements addition
Sithu wrote:
Thank you so much. i have one more doubt regarding array addition. I want to add the consecutive array elements & this process must be controlled by an add button. i.e. say, array given is {0,1,2,3,4,5}. I want the addition as follows : {0+1}, {1+2}, {2+3}, {3+4}, {4+5}.
Well, this makes little sense. Apparently, you use the curly braces to denote "array". From your notes, it seems you want to end up with 5 arrays with one element each.
Instead, my solution will output a shorter array with 5 elements {0+1, 1+2, 2+3, 3+4, 4+5}. Is this what you want instead?
Sithu wrote:
The addition must be done iff add button is enabled
I assume when the start button is pressed. "Enabled" is a property that determines if the button can be operated at all by the user.
It has nothing to do directly with any user action.
Sithu wrote:
thanks Mike... Ill explain clearly.1. the user can input an array of any dimension.2.the addition must be performed as per the logic you said.3.the task must be performed when the user presses the add buttton.4. when the button is released the task is stopped.5. addition process is resumed when the user again presses add button.(result till the previous addition is stored in a buffer.)
(1) You probably mean "of any size", not "dimension". If you want the user to be able to enter 1D, 2D, 3D, etc arrays at will, it would require quite a bit more programming.
(4) The task is done when the addition is complete. Judging from requirement (5), the VI should continue to run.
Attached is a quick attempt to get you started. You need to modify it according to your exact requirements.
The definition of "adjacent elements" is also a bit more tricky for multidimensional arrays. 😄
JoeLabView wrote:it is probably any size... which makes this a little bit easier.
