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Hi guyz

 

I have a problem regarding reading and processing element of an array. I have a "Reference Base Generator" and for example I generate a sine wave. Then I use "Get waveform components" to get the data from the graphic, after this i have a 1-D array of data  (right?) at the output of the "Get waveform component' bloc. I need to read every element, process it and then send it as a value further to a function input. So, how can i get every element of that array and send it further ?

 

I hope I was clear with my problem.

 

 

It would be great if you could provide me with some help. 

 

Thanks alot,

Andrei_L. 

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Andrei,

 

what is it when you say "process every element"? Is it a computation which is the same for every value as adding an offset?

Is it a computation specific to waveforms, so different for each value depending on "previous results"? Or block computation like FFT?

 

Please provide more information, including an example on how you currently try to solve it.

 

thanks,

Norbert

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The processing step doesen't matter that much (just wanted to divide each value from that string). I think i found a solution for reading the elements of the array by using auto-indexing with a while loop. 

 

Andrei_L

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String?

Where do you get a string?

 

You can, if the value you use for division is constant for all array elements, use the polymorphism of the arithmetic functions. Simply wire the array to the division function and wire a single (scalar) numeric element to the other input.

This is a little more performant (faster) than your FOR loop.

 

Norbert

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While loop is not suitable, its For loop meant for 'Auto Indexing'...!!

 

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