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Re: Fixed indexes for Target Info VI
If you breakpoint and turn on the execution hilighting when you get to the loop, I think I'll see that it really is iterating and that it is likely a logic issue.
For what you are doing, the flat sort is fine. I was just encouraging you to work on the general one sometime. It is also trivial to do this in a new VI that doesn't even run on the robot. Then you type numbers into the array and run your subVI until you KNOW that it works. Then you replace the flat code with the subVI. This is called refactoring and is a great technique to practice. Greg McKaskle |
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Re: Fixed indexes for Target Info VI
Here's the basic program.
I probed the cluster value that's coming out of the auto-indexed tunnel, and it doens't seem to be changing from the 0th index, namely the first target. EDIT: actually, no, I used a breakpoint, and it does seem to be changing... Last edited by Pirate programe : 20-02-2012 at 11:54. |
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Re: Fixed indexes for Target Info VI
Sorry to resurrect a (possibly?) dead thread, but I couldn't figure out the code that was posted here. I am trying to isolate the X value of the target with the highest Y value (aka the 3rd level hoop). I've attached the code that I made, could someone let me know if this will work?
EDIT: The input to the case structure determines which X value is output'ed |
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