02-19-2016 07:25 AM
02-19-2016 07:48 AM
Hello GentlemanS,
You can do the same with a for loop wit 3 itérations. It'll avoid code duplication.
Regards
02-19-2016 08:01 AM
Another thing to emphesize: if you use often Flat Sequence structures in your codes, then you are likely doing wrong. Whenever I see codes with Flat Sequence Structures, 99% of the times it is a strong sign of a bad coding style (1% of the codes have a valid usage case of sequence structures, like benchmarking, etc...). Think of data flow, and whenever it is possible use error wires to determine execution order.
This is a good read to have a look:
02-19-2016 09:13 AM
@sabri.jatlaoui wrote:Hello @JScherer
You can do the same with a for loop wit 3 itérations. It'll avoid code duplication.
Regards
Nice! The bundle array.vi does accept references