Thank you for inputs really appreciate it. I was able to get an
understanding of whats going on here in code. Moving forward, I have a more
detailed question. In the following code, I want to capture print('Recording
GPS Position...') on sd card, for now, this is printing on terminal
directly I
Hi,
Refer :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27238680/writing-integers-in-binary-to-file-in-python
With Python 3 you can do the following:
i = 6277101735386680763835789423176059013767194773182842284081with
open('out.bin', 'wb') as file:
file.write((i).to_bytes(24, byteorder='big',
I think you shud open file as binary write and try to write the integer after
converting it to utf-8
Best Regards,
Sushrut Deshpande
Founder - Qvestron Systems Pvt. Ltd.,
dsush...@qvestron.com
+91 951160
On 27 Oct 2017 00:20, at 00:20, Ajinkya Bobade
wrote:
Hi Ajinkya,
This is my two bits of understanding with files. The function
.write( object) takes a string type of object. In
this case, trying to push in a variable of type integer would obviously
throw an error.
With regards to your mail, we have to take into consideration that the
Hello,
This is my first question on this forum point me in a right way if I posted
in a wrong place. That aside I am trying to write a file with '.bag
' extension to sd card( .bag is used in Ross programming).
I wrote a code to write a simple integer to disk as shown
file =