LabVIEW
Full Display Of a(n) (dynamic) Array
Solved!
Hi Alain,
THINK DATAFLOW!!!
You only wire the DATA into the cluster. You DON'T wire any properties of your FP indicators magically into your cluster!
You have to set properties for each and every indicator you want to!
@Intaris wrote:
I think VItan has it right.
You need to do the same resizing operation for the arrays WITHIN the cluster to resize these also. I don't have LV here so I can't test but the references you use probably only point to the individual indicators meaning that operation has no effect on the array within the cluster at all.
Right-click the arrays within the cluster (making sure only the arrays are selected) and create either a reference or a rpoperty node to repeat the resizing on these indicators also.
You can use any of the following three to interact with the properties of the elements of the cluster:
- Reference constant on the block diagram wired to a property node. Either:
- Create this by right-clicking on the specific element of the cluster on the front panel and select Create -> Reference.
- Create this by creating a reference constant on the block diagram and going through the hierarchy to get the item that you want (an example for this case, "Pane -> Result -> Tableu 3")
- Linked property node. Either:
- Create this by right-clicking on the specific element of the cluster on the front panel and select Create -> Propety Node.
- Create this by creating a property node on the block diagram, right clicking it, and selecting Link To -> then going through the hierarchy.
- Use the Controls[] property of the cluster indicator itself to get an array of references to all of its elements, then cast them to their appropriate class using To More Specific Class. Pass the resulting reference to a property node to interact with its properties.
