How to build a 1D array n save it as a line on an open text
Hi,
I'm writing some code for the SR630 thermoucouple monitor. I want it to scan through the channels and then save the data into a text or xcel file.
I have managed to get the scan to work, and even saving to the file, but each number is placed beneath the previous one, where instead I would ideally want to store all of the numbers from a single sweep on the same line, such that there would be 5 columns of data each corresponding to sweeps of a single channel.
Ideally an additional column would also be present on each line with a timestamp of the sweep as a whole.
Can anyone help?
code attached below
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MOD on SR630 Data read.vi 19 KB
Tema wrote:
- Your modifications now bunch the numbers in groupings of 5, but they are still all one under the other. I can modify what they are separated by (ie. a tab, or space, or comma etc.) but this only adds that item in front of the numbers while still moving them on the line below.
I'm guessing this is because the function doesn't wait for all 5 numbers to build a single line to then send off as a whole to "write to text file". It sends each single number as it is received?
Could I use the "pickup line" function to loop onto itself to build a single line?
No, it is because the instrument is returning an End of Line at the end of response. You are saving this to the file and therefore each item will show up on separate lines. I would use the Trim Whitespace to clear this out inside of the for loop.
To add a timestamp, simply add it to the string array before formating into the spreadsheet string.
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[email protected]
[email protected]Tedious but not conceptually difficult.
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news:[email protected]...
> I'm working on a problem where I seem to be getting lost in a sea of
> possibilities, none of which strikes me as optimum. Here's what I need to
do.
>
> I've got an input array of clusters (ARR1). Each cluster contains the
> following components: an integer (INT1), a ring variable (RING1), a
boolean
> (BOOL1) and a cluster which itself is simply a bunch of ring variables
> (CLUST1) Now, I need to transform that into a set of clusters (CLUST3)
each of
> which contains an array of characters (CHARARY2), a copy of the ring
variable
> (RING2), a copy of the boolean variable (BOOL2) and a copy of the cluster
> (CLUST2).
>
> To build the CLUST3, I need to find all elements within ARR1 that have the
> same unique combination of RING1 and BOOL1, and if BOOL1 is True, then
RING1
> in addition, build an array of all the INT1 values corresponding to each
> unique combination above converted to character, and then bundle this
array
> plus the unique combination of the other variables into a new cluster. In
> general I could have several such clusters.
>
> So if I had the following array to start with:
>
> Index INT1 RING1 BOOL1 CLUST1
> ---------------------------------------------------
> 0 3 1 F {Values1}
> 1 2 1 T {Values2}
> 2 4 0 F {Values1}
> 3 6 0 F {Values3}
> 4 1 2 T {Values2}
> 5 4 2 T {Values2}
> 6 3 0 T {Values3}
> 7 4 2 T {Values3}
>
> I should end up with the following clusters:
>
> CHARARY2 RING2 BOOL1 CLUST1
> -----------------------------------------------------
> "3" 1 F Don't care
> "2" 1 T {Values2}
> "4","6" 0 F Don't care
> "1","4" 2 T {Values2}
> "3" 0 T {Values3}
> "4" 2 T {Values3}
>
> What methods would you suggest for accomplishing this easily and
efficiently?
>
> Alex Rast
> [email protected]
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y, it does not work.
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[email protected] wrote:
> Because I am very new to Labview and in fact, English is not my native
> language, I can not understand the sentence that "combine the current
> reading with the previous reading from the left shift register and save
> it back to the right shift register" means.
>
> Now, I want to descript my question in a simple way:
> In a while loop, I use a build array node to build three 1D arrays into
> one 2D array. For each time when while loop repeats, the value of these
> 1D arrays change, I want to append the new data to the previous ones.
> But in my program, the data in the build array are overrided after the
> while loop repeating.
> So, How to append the data instead of overriding them in the while loop
> structure?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> zhljh
>
> In article <[email protected]>,
> Michael Munroe wrote:
> > You need to combine the build array function with the shift register.
> Pop
> > up on the edge of the loop and Add Shift Register. You can combine the
> > current reading with the previous reading from the left shift register
> and
> > save it back to the right shift register.
> > --
> > Michael Munroe Mailto:[email protected]
> > A Better Complete Development Engineering Firm
> > San Mateo, CA 94403 http://www.abcdefirm.com
> >
> > [email protected] wrote:
> >
> > > I use three read waveform nodes to read data from three channels of
> > > oscilloscope. The data of each channel are 1D array, and I use build
> > > array node to change them into 2D array. It can work well now.
> > > When I want to continuously reading data, I put the read waveform
> nodes
> > > and build array node into a while loop structure(a timer controls
> the
> > > time when to stop). That means every time, the program calls read
> > > waveform nodes and then changes them into 2D array. The problem
> is:after
> > > each loop, the data stored in the 2D array are overwrited. So, at
> last,
> > > I can only get the last loop data.
> > > I want to append the data into the 2D array, but I do not know how
> to
> > > implement? I have tried put the build array outside the while loop,
> > > unfortunately, it does not work.
> > > Any advice would be appreciated.
> > >
> > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > > Before you buy.
> >
> >
>
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Adobe Media Encoder lost sound and had 128MB file - Why?
Guys, Any help would be appreciated. I usually use Adobe Media Encoder to convert my files to flv or f4l - But something happened on the way to the party - The file was an .avi file about 100MB and AME would give me a file of about 128MB with no soun
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Hi All, Can you give me advice on how to program a http client connecting through a socket proxy in Java? Thanks, Jack
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Multi-Function-Synch AO-Write Dig Chan.vi
Bonjour, Ce post est en rapport étroit avec ce dernier : NI Discussion Forums : La communauté française : Discussion de produits NI : Le terminal source à co... Où on m'avait suggéré un exemple montrant une sychronisation de deux tâches d'acquisisiti
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My computer backed up my iPhone before I updated my IOS, now itunes crashes everytime I restore! How can I get my contact information back?