Uint32Seq

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title: Uint32Seq permalink: /Uint32Seq/

Sequence functions uint32Seq

syntax

• uint32Seq(a)

definition

uint32Seq(a) results in a sequence of 32 bits unsigned integers derived from string data item a.

The syntax for string argument a need to be: {10: 41 9999 42 10 600 1 7 116 0 110} .

In this string the curly brackets {..} indicate the start and end of the sequence.

The first number (10) indicates the number of elements of the sequence followed by a colon. The elements of the sequence follow this colon, separated by spaces.

applies to

• data item a with a string value type

since version

7.130

example

Elements/points	Elements/SequenceNr	Elements/ordinal
41	0	0
9999	0	1
42	0	2
10	0	3
600	0	4
1	0	5
7	0	6
116	0	7
0	0	8
110	0	9

domain Elements, nr of rows = 10

parameter param               := '{10: 41 9999 42 10 600 1 7 116 0 110}';  parameter param_uint32 (poly) := uint32Seq(source/param);

unit posListUnit := range(uint32, 0, 1);  unit Elements    := sequence2points(union_data(posListUnit, param_uint8));