12-10-2019 04:17 PM
Hi there,
I was aksed by friend to write a function (SubVi) which:
-set a tab of integral numbers as its input.
And gives back on its output logical variable TRUE if values of input table are non decreasing (every single element is bigger or equal the previous one). In other way we get FALSE on output.
Show working of this SubVi in example program which is working till the stop button is pressed.
I know its pretty simple but i'm completly not into labview. I will be very greatful for every help.
12-10-2019 04:21 PM
How much time is your friend giving you to complete this VI?
You can try to look through the Intro to LabVIEW to get started.
12-10-2019 04:31 PM
I've got a few days. Guess till the end of the week
12-10-2019 04:51 PM
Another way to ask this question is: "Is the array sorted in ascending order?" This question is very easier to answer using 2 primitives (these are the functions built into LabVIEW which are used to make other functions).
12-10-2019 05:58 PM
@sirwoj1 wrote:I was aksed by friend to write a function (SubVi) which:
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I know its pretty simple but i'm completly not into labview.
Advise your friend that you are not into LabVIEW and he should ask somebody who actually is. Why would he ask you in the first place?
12-11-2019 06:34 AM
That's why i posted this. I know that people here are into Labview and some helpful soul with 10min of free time could do it 🙂
12-11-2019 06:38 AM - edited 12-11-2019 06:39 AM
Hi sirwoj,
@sirwoj1 wrote:
That's why i posted this. I know that people here are into Labview and some helpful soul with 10min of free time could do it 🙂
And what is the benefit of doing so?
Why do you need to be the "man in the middle", earning the bonus?
When your friend needs LabVIEW help (s)he should post on its own in this forum and explain its requirements (or learn LabVIEW)!
(Or the other option: explain why you are forced to play the homework hustle game!)
12-11-2019 07:48 AM
Most likely his "friend" is his instructor and this is a homework assignment.
12-11-2019 08:41 AM
@paul_cardinale wrote:
Most likely his "friend" is his instructor and this is a homework assignment.
I assumed it was a group project and this one got a small part assignment as to 'have contributed'.
/Y
12-11-2019 09:55 AM