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Labview clustering clusters
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I can't figure out how to cluster clusters? see attachment
I want to pass a cluster of all the clusters in the cluster constant |
Re: Labview clustering clusters
On your VI's front panel, create a cluster and then select and drag your other clusters into it. You can nest as many clusters as you'd like.
Russ |
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Can you provide example code
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Here you go.
Russ |
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I am trying to write a function that takes a cluster as input, manipulates said cluster according to other inputs and outputs it in the same form as the original cluster
See Ascii Art Code:
->Small cluster -- ... -- |
Re: Labview clustering clusters
Then you are going to use the bundle and unbundle cluster commands.
Unbundle the clusters. Do whatever you need to do with them. Then rebundle them back into a single cluster. |
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Did you see my code, thats exactly what I did but It doesn't work
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I apologize for the following:
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please provide an example of unbundling a bundle, modifying its components and rebundleing
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Try this.
Russ |
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Oh... and if you want your VI to output the new cluster, you'll need to keep an output cluster and wire it out (see new attached).
Russ |
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