From: Scott-D on
Hi all, here is my case.  I have a csv file as signal analysis report produced by MatLab. The file will have ~1000 rows and each row is formatted as ?Signal ID, 1 or 0 as Pass/Fail indicator, and then follows 10 more fields that are statistic values describing that signal.  

 

The tool I like to build with LabView is to read the file, and then display all signals using LED indicators (e.g green is a Pass, Red is a Fail) as a data review quick look.  Then I can move my mouse or click on one particular LED to see more details about that signal.  Another idea is instead of display all 1000 signals at front panel, I may group these 1000 signal into 6~ 8 categories, using pull down menu on the fly to select what category signals I want to see and another pull down menu to pick individual signals. 

 

First I thought I can read the file into an array and feed the Signal ID and 1/0 to another 1-D array of a cluster with three elements (string indicator, LED indicator, Boolean control for click on if you like to see details).  It seems not an easy quick for me as I have to figure out how index of the array and search works.  

 

Before I go further, I am just wondering if there are any better and easier options out there.  

 

Thanks much in advance! 

 

Scott
From: smercurio_fc on
Doing an initial grouping is probably a good idea since it would be difficult to look at over 1000 rows to find something. As for providing some way of updating a side indicator on more details given the array element selected, that's not difficult to do. Take a look at <a href="http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&amp;view=by_date_ascending&amp;message.id=247041#M247041" target="_blank">this example</a>, which provides the index of the element where the mouse cursor is.
From: johnsold on
An initial grouping sounds like a good idea. You could feed the signal IDs to a listbox with the pass/fail 1/0 selecting a symbol which resembles a boolean.Here is a quick and dirty mockup in LV 8.5.Lynn


Visualize.vi:
http://forums.ni.com/attachments/ni/170/321540/1/Visualize.vi
From: Scott-D on
Thanks much for your suggestions and I'll go through these examples.
From: Scott-D on
Hi Lynn,&nbsp; I love to&nbsp;see the attachment, but unfortunately I only have 8.2 installed and was not able to open it.&nbsp; Is it too much for your to generate screenshots for me to view your mockup?
Thanks a lot,
Scott
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