Hi,
Played with this some more...
Without a qualifier for some reason the buffer keeps the last data sent and returns it with the next. I guess you do not have a qualifier at the beginning of the...
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Hi,
Played with this some more...
Without a qualifier for some reason the buffer keeps the last data sent and returns it with the next. I guess you do not have a qualifier at the beginning of the...
From the manual:
[STR smallp\10\,]
See if that will get the first part correctly.
Does the data comming in have a qualifying character before the data you want? If so then the first example I...
I still think separating the numbers on the way in is the way to go. Although Jerson's code is pretty slick.
Here is what I was thinking. Just tested it using SERIN2 as the chip I have on the...
HSERIN uses the same syntax as SERIN2, so do the "separation" as the data is coming in.
Look in the manual under SERIN2.
Look for the part something like:
WAIT STR\n followed by optional end character...for the first part and then use something like WAIT[,] to get the last part.