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I am looking to store a UINT array into a INT array. Is there a simple way to do this? I am displaying my Analog inputs to a Data Table but my remote URB island inputs are in UINT format. Anyone know a simple solution? -
When I create a array[100], I would like to rename the tagnames. Is it possible to import from excel? I do not see a easy solution.
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Hello @Kpotmake, There is no built-in way to achieve your goal... but there are workarounds. For rearranging Function in / out, I would 1) add to function In / out parameters the tags you want to appear in the right order, with other names that resemble original ones 2) use the find and replace feature with scope set as current function, 3) delete Function in / out tags that were not in right order 4) Rename added tags to the original names. You can do the same for rearranging global tags although it is probably much more work... For arranging tags in struct, it is a real headache... Since there is no Find and replace feature on the struct member itself, but only on members of the struct instances... Unless you have some structs that have only one instance or very few, then it is doable relatively simply. I understand those solutions are not ideal, but for a one time operation it can make sense to work hard (think well of the order you really want before doing so, you'd not be happy doing that all over again after a good night of sleep!) Hope that helps you -
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Please post test project code. Then forum members will look what is wrong. Snapshot does not provide all required information. B.R.
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