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Something like this should do :

 

Example_VI_BD.png


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Antoine Chalons

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I'll try this

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What is the name of the function placed under 'index array' function? I cannot find it.

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"delete from array", indeed it's icon changes slightly depending on what in conneted in.

 

but the png I posted is a snippet, it means it contains the code, download the png to your desktop and then drag and drop the file on an empty block diagram, it will import the code, magic!


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Antoine Chalons

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This 'snippet' is amazing. I haven't seen that before, it is really great tool.

 

I run the code and unfortunately got a following error:

 

Error 16 occurred at Read BMP Header Info.vi

 

LabVIEW:  Image not found.
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NI-488:  SRQ stuck in ON position.

 

 

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I restart the computer and now its working. And as I see, the application is working quite fast. Thank you very much for your help 🙂

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Maybe you help me with another thing - is it possible to delete a file after reading it? I mean delete an image from disk after displaying it?

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sure, in the "file" >> "advanced" palette, there is a "delete" primitive.

 

Clipboard01.png


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OK, thanks, but I rather mean deleting the file automatically - I get one image, display, delete then get another one, display, delete and so on... Till tomorrow I won't have a chance to check it so will this be ok?

original2.png

 

 

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