@Nando88 wrote:
Sorry if I'm rude but if I knew, I wouldn't be asking.
No, you are not rude, but how are you learning LabVIEW? How can you be asking about more complex stuff when you don't even know the basic rudiments of using LabVIEW's basic functions (you should at least recognize you are dealing with Arrays, so you should know to look at the Array Palette and look at the names of the functions there, and if what you want do to is "delete" something, you should look at a function that has the word "delete" in its name), and once you have the function on its Block Diagram, know how to get "help" on its inputs, outputs, and functioning.
Even though I've been doing LabVIEW Development for a few years, I still frequently look up Help on functions such as this, as there are sometimes "rarely-used inputs" that do things you didn't know about, or subtleties in how it handles errors, or certain inputs that have "unexpected" meaning. Delete from Array is one such example -- the default input for the Index to delete is 0, but its behavior if unwired is to delete the last (rather than the 0th, the first) element from the Array.
So I blame your Teacher for doing a lousy job of teaching you basic LabVIEW fundamentals. I realize that you might be "self-taught", in which case I'll blame the Tutorial Material you read, which should have covered this (and if you didn't read any Tutorial Material, then I'll blame you ...).
Bob Schor
