Thank you again for your answer. I looked up the Header File of gr_message
and it should have the msg() attribute. But when I tried to access, it gave
me the error that this attribute isnt existing.
Anyway, I now figured out a way which is enough for me: I converted the
returned string to a list
Thank you much for your answer. Indeed, its a shared pointer. I now figured
out, the the only way to get the data is via .to_string(). Though, im stuck
again. I use the following code to initialize the queue and message sink:
self.sink_queue = gr.msg_queue()
Am 23.02.2013 17:09, schrieb Hanz:
Thank you much for your answer. Indeed, its a shared pointer. I now figured
out, the the only way to get the data is via .to_string().
So my thought was, that all the messages then should contain one byte (with
one bit information). At the end, my code
Im sorry that im pushing my question, but its still unsolved for me and
need
it for my project..
So again, my message queue is filling, i checked that via
tb.sink_queue.count(), but if i want to transfer pop a message, it just
returns me that message_sptr thing. Can someone help me on that?
Im sorry that im pushing my question, but its still unsolved for me and need
it for my project..
So again, my message queue is filling, i checked that via
tb.sink_queue.count(), but if i want to transfer pop a message, it just
returns me that message_sptr thing. Can someone help me on that? I
Hello!
I have another question, this time about message queues. I have a
demodulator hooked up to message sink. But when I want to pop a message via
tb.sink_queue.delete_head(), its just returning that to me:
gnuradio.gr.gnuradio_core_runtime.gr_message_sptr; proxy of lt;Swig Object
of type
