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Hello altenbach ,

As per your guidance i hope i am going good !! 

i have done the same Vi using 2 methods 

method 1 : using 2 shift registers 

method 2 : using cluster ( i will use unbundle function and extract a required parameter in called vi's ) 

i have attached both vi's . is it right ?? gud ? review me 

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  • If a VI contains a typedef, you also need to attach the typedef here. (I seem to already have other typdefs in my download folder with the same name, breaking the code instantly). It is also a really bad idea to leave typedefs at the default name for this same reason. Give it a unique and intuitive file name!
  • You still have not implemented most of my suggestions.
  • Your cluster solution is not as I suggested, because you cannot write individual components, just the entire cluster.

 

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Here's a lightweight example for the cluster method. This only works well if all data have the same type. (Else you would need a different input terminal for each type).

 

This is just a programming example to learn the tools of the trade. Nobody forces you to actually use it in production code. Again, why not keep using global variables? A FGV does not give you any advantage as we already tried to tell you.

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