Choosing every n-th element of string array

Hi,
I want to load into memory series of thermograms. The thing is I can get all of them (180) read although I need to improve/compare the results of FFT performed on them - so I want to 'change the sampling frequency' so I will load every 2nd, 3rd, 4th,.. 9th termogram. That would be chosen by the user.
How am I supposed to alter the 1d array of strings with paths so only every n-th element will be in output array? I attached the VI that gets coma as the first array element.
Michał
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natasftw wrote:
With the new conditional tunnel, wouldn't it be easier to just feed the remainder into an Equals 0? and use that true/false as the tunnel condition to build the array that way instead of using multiple array functions to get the same result?
The explicit method is more efficient because the size of the output is exactly defined. With the conditional tunnel, the final number of elements is not known and thus cannot be correctly allocated in one operation.
Also, a Q&R operation is more expensive than a multipliucation. You could even do an addition in a shift register instead.
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; > -HB
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How do you assign multiple values to a single element in an array?

I'm probably not wording the question right.
I have an array, let's call it M[], and for each element in the array (we'll say M[1]), I need assign three integers: row, col and value.
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You are right. You did not word your question perfectly, but I still think I get what you want.
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public int row;
public int col;
public int value;
// somewhere else:
SomeData[] a = new SomeData[10];
a[0] = new SomeData();
a[0].row = 10;
a[0].col = 5;
a[0].value = 42;Note how you only assign a single value to the element (a[0]) itself. All other assignment actually go to fields of the object refered to by that element in the array.
Also note that in Java types (such as classes, interfaces, ...) should start with a upper-case letter, while variables (local variables, members, parameters) and method names should start with a lower-case letter.
Edit: I'm getting old ...

How can I change the properties of only one element in an array of booleans?

I'm displaying an array of booleans to my operators, with each boolean in the array representing some system status check. Some of these checks are critical and some are not, therefore I want some of these booleans to have a different color when in the TRUE state (Red for the critical ones and Yellow for the non-critical ones). I can change the boolean colors with a property node, but that effects every element in the array. Is there any way to change a property of an individual element in an array? I know that I could take the incoming array and break it into two arrays - one for critical and one for non-critical, but this system is replacing an older system and the operators are accustomed to seeing their indicator lights a certain way and I'm trying to replicate what they had exactly.

Here's what I had in mind
Of course you can use as many colors as you want.
Message Edited by altenbach on 12-21-2005 04:53 PM
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