How can I create multi-dimensional arrays of controls?
I'm building a VI that will have hundreds of on/off buttons, 24 on each of 8 tabs. I can deal with them programmatically in an array, like this:
and then find which one was pushed with some XOR'ing:
But what if I want two rows of 12 buttons? Can I make a 2D array of buttons somehow? Or a 1D array of buttons on two rows for cosmetic reasons?
What if I want to put 24 buttons on each of 8 tabs? Can I make a 24x8 array of controls somehow? Or a 12x2x8?
Thanks,
-Jordan
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jordanglassman wrote:
and then find which one was pushed with some XOR'ing:
I would strongly recommend to replace the XOR with a not equal. Same outcome, but less nerdy. It is also much more universal! For example if you ever need to do this on an array of numerics to see which element got changed (I often do!), the XOR will no longer work as well (with integers, you'll end up with bitwise comparisons and numeric results, and with DBLs you'll end up with coercions and unpredictable results because bits are lost).
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