How to find size of bundle?

hi all,
i am making a vi in which the input is a bundle containing unknown
number of elements (string and double 1d and 2d arrays), i want to
unbundle it and then write in matfile format, i need to know how many
elements and the type of each element and then i can write them using a
for loop and writing for each element.
please give me suggestion how to do it and if somebody has any example please attach.
thank you

Hi,
I'm not sure if you already have the cluster made or not... but an easy way to find and display what is inside, is to right click the cluster icon on the back panel > create > indicator. This will automatically configure the indicator so that it dispalys everything correctly.
Also if you need to see the elements individually, use the unbundle command. Again to create indicators for each element of the unbundle, you can right click > create > indicator, like I have shown in the attached image. This image demonstrates how to create an numeric indicator off of the array size module.
Hope that helps.
Attachments:
cluster.JPG ‏20 KB

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