I used a stacked sequence today. So sue me.

[PaulG.]

[GregFreeman]

Just curious, why not wrap the two functions into one (such as "init" or "setup" or whatever). Then have an array of clusters, one cluster  array element per channel, then have said function called in a for loop.

[crossrulz]

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@for(imstuck) wrote:

Just curious, why not wrap the two functions into one (such as "init" or "setup" or whatever). Then have an array of clusters, one cluster  array element per channel, then have said function called in a for loop.

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And don't forget to propagate the error cluster between cases with the shift register.

[jcarmody]

SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM

TO:      PaulG

            forums.ni.com

            Breakpoint Forum

You are hereby commanded to produce for inspection and/or copying on or before April 15, 2013 at noon at the offices/home of NI's Breakpoint Forum, any and all documents, records, or other tangible things which are in your possession or under your control relating to

__________The heinous crime of using a Stacked Sequence structure in production code.___________________

Fail not under penalty of law.      

[PaulG.]

Bite me, bite me and bite me. 

[JÞB]

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@PaulG. wrote:

Bite me, bite me and bite me. 

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Consider it done

Gosh, do you have to pay for your horizontal pixels or whats the deal?

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

I think PaulG was framed, you be the judge.

Hopefully order is maintained in the court.

-AK2DM

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

For his crime, he is pretty much guaranteed an order of execution at his sentencing.

-AK2DM

[altenbach]

There is absolutely nothing wrong with stacked sequences. In fact I use them in a central part of my most advanced code where they provide the cleanest solution.

(two frames, each frame needs the same inputs, only the last frame outputs something, no sequence locals)

However, if abused, they an easily lead to the most unreadable am unmaintainable code, especially if sequence locals are involved and there are many frames.

[Darren]

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@altenbach wrote:

There is absolutely nothing wrong with stacked sequences.

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Yes there is. As soon as you need to pass data between frames you're dealing with sequence locals, which are just the worst.