> Then grab the roll of lamp cord, run a line from my lab to the front
yard,
> around the boards, back through the pipe, and tie a knot around the clamp
> handle so that it cannot be loosened without removing the wire.
> Terminate the lamp cord with a resistor (1500 ohm)
For extra protection, add a sign that says "Caution, 1500 ohms attached."
:-)
Les
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> Hi All
>
> is there a quick way of converting a scalar of a some type
> into a one-element array of the same type?
>
> Even better: convert a scalar OR array into an array?
>
> Background:
> I have a function that requires an array as input BUT I don't want to
> limit the input to
> arrays only. Instead I want to convert a scalar into a 1-element array.
>
> I would like a simple way to this conversion maybe even without checking
> the type of the
> input first.
>
> So a asArray() function that can take a scalar or array as input and
> returns the input data
> as an array would be what I'm after..
piece of cake!
Take your data and feed it into a "collector" set to "1D Array".
Ping the XEQ after this one element.
Stan
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