Thanks guys. We already had the bytes picked out of the array and
ready for processing. The solution was to use the 'number to
hexadecimal' function under the Strings heading. Then we had a string
literal representing the direct, actual characters of the hexadecimal
value of the byte.
This was q
Our measuring instrument returns its data in three 8-bit bytes. We
are trying to log this data in a nice format to a log file. Currently
we have the logging, but translating the data to the format used on
the display of the actual measuring instrument is turning out to be
amazingly difficult in L
If I understand correctly, you have a string with those three bytes in
it.
You might consider using String to Byte Array. This will help with
the second and third bytes--it'll convert them to unsigned int8's.
The third byte is signed, but you can just convert that byte to an
int8 and it'll do th
Use the data conversion functions:
Flatten - can flatten a string into an U8 array (or what ever the type descriptor is).
String conversion functions - equivlent to 'C' sprintf.
It really isnt that hard, just seems like more to do (and sometimes its is) in the GUI.
Flatten the data, index each b
