This document discusses LabVIEW strings and string functions. It notes that strings can represent numeric data as ASCII characters that can later be converted back to numbers for processing. The document lists some common string functions available in the LabVIEW Strings palette and provides an example of building a string using the Build String.vi function.
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LabVIEW Strings
This document discusses LabVIEW strings and string functions. It notes that strings can represent numeric data as ASCII characters that can later be converted back to numbers for processing. The document lists some common string functions available in the LabVIEW Strings palette and provides an example of building a string using the Build String.vi function.
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LabVIEW Strings
• A string is a collection of ASCII characters.
In instrument control, you may pass numeric data as character strings then convert these strings back to numeric to process the data. In the Strings palette you can find many string functions. The following table gives some of the available functions LabVIEW Strings LabVIEW Strings LabVIEW Strings LabVIEW Strings LabVIEW Strings LabVIEW Strings LabVIEW Strings LabVIEW Strings
• Empty space • Carriage Return ASCII CR • Line feed constant ASCII LF • End of line Constant • ASCII HT horizontal tab • String Constant Example: Build String.vi