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ok, but what is that doing? Once the array is written, and presumably saved for some time, don't I have to use ARRAYREAD to read it back into a variable to then use it? You are showing me that the message is proper, but I'm not proving a READ. WHAT IS THAT 0 FOR???????
Last edited by circuitpro; - 30th July 2010 at 05:23.
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It's writing string data to an Array, then sending it out using DEBUG.Originally Posted by circuitpro
No, once it's in the array it's ready to send.Once the array is written, and presumably saved for some time, don't I have to use ARRAYREAD to read it back into a variable to then use it?
You would only need to use ARRAYREAD if string data had been received.
The 0 terminates the string.WHAT IS THAT 0 FOR???????
When using DEC, HEX, BIN etc. The length of the string is not constant, and you have to mark the end so PBP can find it.
The STR operator in the DEBUG statement will stop sending data from the array when it encounters a 0.
DT
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ouch, that hurts!
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