Record, storage and compare analog signals


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    Kuba,

    You are welcome.

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    What method? I explained what Steve has given you as an example.

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    Hi loannis,
    now I understand you explanation.
    Exist other method, how to send all array elements to LCD, after the completion loop, except my 1. Example?


    Thanks
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    Sorry for my english

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    With arrays the STR modifier is used to send without FOR-NEXT loop.

    But in your case you need a second modifier and up to this moment this is not supported.

    This does work: STR my_array\16 ' sends the first 16 bytes of the array my_array

    This does not work: STR DEC my_array\16

    But I wish sometime in the next update/upgrade it will be supported!

    Ioannis
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    Thanks loannis for your answer

    Kuba

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