I suppose then you could make the case that concatenate is "improperly" transposed as well.
I have a paper and spreadsheet based malady - I think in columns, but LV (at least initially) thinks in rows. I suspect this is based on familiarity with database structure (database records are rows) on the part those who made software design choices for LV early on. I always assumed that or something inherent in digital number crunching that makes rows function better. Re: concatentate. In my dreams I want concatenate to append columns to the right of existing columns. Not rows concatenated below existing rows. I am glad transpose array is not hoggish to use. I certainly use it a lot. Mike > -----Original Message----- > From: Jason Dunham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 1:42 AM > To: Jack Hamilton; LabVIEW -Info; GRubin > Subject: RE: Array Wish list Snip It's actually good in that if you want to combine the output of > two or more successive calls to AI Read, you can just concatenate the > arrays. > Snip > > Jason Dunham, President > SF Industrial Software, Inc. > 415 743 9350 x142 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
