SPSTR command
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I have a 8 byte string coming into the serialin. I can't seem to get
serialin to read 4 bytes then 4 more bytes. Does anyone have an
example of the SPSTR (BS2P & PE)command handy. Can it handle varible
length strings? After parsing do you have to set the ram back to
zeros?
Thanks,
Paul
serialin to read 4 bytes then 4 more bytes. Does anyone have an
example of the SPSTR (BS2P & PE)command handy. Can it handle varible
length strings? After parsing do you have to set the ram back to
zeros?
Thanks,
Paul
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you use the SPSTR modifier again or change the values manually. That
said, if you have enough standard variable space, you can use the STR
modifier to accept the data:
buffer VAR Byte(8)
Get_Data:
SERIN Spin, Baud, [noparse][[/noparse]STR buffer\8]
Note that the STR modifier lets you specify and ending character
parameter so you can accept fewer bytes that specified in the length
parameter.
-- Jon Williams
-- Applications Engineer, Parallax
-- Dallas Office
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I have a 8 byte string coming into the serialin. I can't seem to get
serialin to read 4 bytes then 4 more bytes. Does anyone have an
example of the SPSTR (BS2P & PE)command handy. Can it handle varible
length strings? After parsing do you have to set the ram back to
zeros?
Thanks,
Paul
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>serialin to read 4 bytes then 4 more bytes. Does anyone have an
>example of the SPSTR (BS2P & PE)command handy. Can it handle varible
>length strings? After parsing do you have to set the ram back to
>zeros?
>Thanks,
>Paul
Hi Paul,
serin 8,16884,10000,nodata,[noparse][[/noparse]wait("$GPRMC"),spstr 61]
SPSTR can receive variable length strings, but you do have to know
the length of the string in advance. 61 in the example. The data
captured always starts at location 0 in the scratchpad RAM. So if
you have SPSTR 4, SPSTR 4, that won't work, because the second string
will overwrite the first. You have to do it as SPSTR 8. The data
captured stays there until you PUT something else over it, or do
another SPSTR, or reset the Stamp (which rezeros all scratchpad
locations).
-- Tracy