Note: The MathScript Node and the LabVIEW MathScript Window can communicate only if they are in the same application instance.Īdd other best practices for this function. When you create a LabVIEW MathScript, you must use supported data types. You also can move the cursor over a function to display information about the function in the Context Help window. To display the data type of a variable in the Context Help window, click outside a MathScript Node and then move the cursor over a variable in the node. You can right-click an output variable to set its data type. Right-click the node border to add input and output variables. Enter your script, which can contain built-in MathScript functions and user-defined functions, in the node or right-click the node border to import text into the node. You can modify your script to remove the warning glyph from the MathScript Node and improve run-time performance. such as 'get number of poles', 'create a 50 element array of angle,length pairs', 'for each element in the array, calculate angle,length using a constant value, a cos function and the number of poles. Break the Matlab script into logical parts.
If a MathScript Node contains a warning glyph, LabVIEW operates with slower run-time performance for the node. The functions used are basic enough that you shouldnt need to use a MathScript node at all. You can use the MathScript Node to evaluate scripts that you create in the LabVIEW MathScript Window. (b)Right-click on the right border and select Add Output. Naming is performed by double clicking on the box that appears and typing in the desired name. The MathScript executes LabVIEW MathScripts and your other text-based scripts using the MathScript RT Module engine. (a)Right-click on the left border of the MathScript Node and select Add Input.
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