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• Normal string to hexadecimal string

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  I have a problem with string conversions my problem is that I have a normal string, for example "ff002d" with a size of 6 bytes now I convert to hex string like this "FF00 2D" (it is another string display hexa is like this 'FF00 2D' and normal display is like this 'ÿ -') size with 3 bytes. Thanks in advance for your time and your interest...

  concerning

  See if it works for you.

  

• Tag HTML String into a normal string

  Hi all

  This is sample HTML tag string. How can I convert this to normal

  ' < s t y l e t y p e = "t e x t / c s s" > ".

  p {m m a g n e r: 0 x 0 x 0 x x ;} 2 p p p p}

  u l {m m a g r e n - t o p: 2 x p m m a g n - b o t t o m e r: 2 p x ;}}

  o l {m m a g r e n - t o p: 2 x p m m a g n - b o t t o m e r: 2 p x ;}}

  . N o r m a l {o n t - f f a m I l y: P o r t a b l e U s e r I n t e r f a c e; e o n t - s I z e: 1 1 x p; c o l o r: # 0 0 0 0 0 0; v e r t I c a l - l I g n} : m i t d d e; }

  . T a b l e D e f a u l t {b o r d e r - c o l l e s p: c o l l a s p e; b o r d e r: 1 p x s o l i d # 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;}}

  . T a b l e D e f a u l t t h {p a d d I g n: 2 p x; v e r t I c a l - l I n g: t o p; t e x t - l I g n: l e f t; b o r d e r: 1 p x s o l I d # 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;}}

  . T a b l e D e f a u l t t j {p a d d I g n: 2 p x; v e r t I c a l - l I n g: t o p; t e x t - l I g n: l e f t; r o b e u r: 1 p x s o l I d # 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;}}

  < / S T Y L E >

  < p s t y l e = "m m a g n e r: p 0 x;" > < s p n c l a s s = 'N o r m a l' > R e j e c t e d < / s p has n > < / p > '

  The string above, I pointed out the search string

  Kind regards

  Fame

  You really html with that many spaces understood?

  May be something like the below

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  Select '< s="" t="" y="" l="" e ="" t="" y="" p="" e=" t e x t / c s s ">

  p {m m a g n e r: 0 x 0 x 0 x x ;} 2 p p p p}

  u l {m m a g r e n - t o p: 2 x p m m a g n - b o t t o m e r: 2 p x ;}}

  o l {m m a g r e n - t o p: 2 x p m m a g n - b o t t o m e r: 2 p x ;}}

  . N o r m a l {o n t - f f a m I l y: P o r t a b l e U s e r I n t e r f a c e; e o n t - s I z e: 1 1 x p; c o l o r: # 0 0 0 0 0 0; v e r t I c a l - l I g n} : m i t d d e; }

  . T a b l e D e f a u l t {b o r d e r - c o l l e s p: c o l l a s p e; b o r d e r: 1 p x s o l i d # 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;}}

  . T a b l e D e f a u l t t h {p a d d I g n: 2 p x; v e r t I c a l - l I n g: t o p; t e x t - l I g n: l e f t; b o r d e r: 1 p x s o l I d # 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;}}

  . T a b l e D e f a u l t t j {p a d d I g n: 2 p x; v e r t I c a l - l I n g: t o p; t e x t - l I g n: l e f t; r o b e u r: 1 p x s o l I d # 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;}}

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  < p ="" s="" t="" y="" l="" e=" m a r g i n : 0 p x ; ">< s="" p="" a="" n ="" c="" l="" a="" s="" s=" N o r m a l ">E R j e c t e d < s="" p="" a="" n=""> < p=""> ' the double t
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• Transform a string that displays hex data in normal format, in a string that has the same data in hexadecimal format

  I have a string of arbitrary length - say, 1AB1C0 - normal format. I would like to have a function that takes this string in and generates the same accurate, but in hexadecimal characters. If the entry will read 1AB1C0 in the normal string format, and the output will read 1AB1C0 as a hexadecimal string.

  I'm doing this because I found that the terminal works better if I send the bytes string hexadecimal vs as an array of U8. Furthermore, I handle a lot of byte stream in my program and I find the chain tools less cumbersome to use against the array of bytes to analysis of analysis tools - however, they operate only on strings as they appear in normal mode. So I have reasons in different parts of my program to have the channel under conditions normal vs formats hexadecimal; but I can't understand anyway elegant remotely to cast from one to the other.

  CraigRem wrote:

  If the entry will read 1AB1C0 in the normal string format, and the output will read 1AB1C0 as a hexadecimal string.

  Well, you must sweep the bytes of the string formatting hexagonal two at a time for a digital U8 and then cast to a string. There are several ways to do it, here are the two possibilities. (Sure to use the correct representation as Mkae labels).

  

  (I still don't understand your reasoning why you need).

• String hexadecimal "Hex Ascii" string!

  I'm having a mental block and wonder if anyone can help!

  I'm a device reading series and return a hexadecimal string. I need to view this hexadecimal string to the operator within a context area (PDA). The Message box will obviously contain normal text with the annex at the bottom HEX code.

  When I run the code for the pop up box shows the message readable for the user, but the returned HEX string appears in the appropriatte of ascii characters (because the pop-up displays a normal string).

  My question is, how to make a hexadecimal string appear in an indicator to display normal, 'same' string as it appears in its Hex display indicator:

  0x0A1C - hex display should appear as 0A1C in the channel display indicator.

  Thanks in advance

  SSK

  See photo.

  

• How do I change the channel of Julian date to a string of the normal Date of the

  I need to change a code of Julian Date (string format) to a Date code normal (string format).  Is not real-time, so with get a Date doesn't seem to be the solution (unless someone else has a way to do it).  I read one scanned in date in the format:

  YYDDD

  and I would like to change it to:

  YYMMDD

  Is there a quick feature or an easy way to do this?

  Thank you!!

  Scan string followed by a format using the codes of good time to string format strings.

  

• quick help hexadecimal string

  I know it must be very easy (or I guess, it should be), but here's my question:

  Side block diagram, how I translated the string so that it enters the right hex format, so when my rope is 0907 in hexadecimal, my light. Basically, I can't format the string to a 0907 of weird symbol that it is now. I know it has to do with the way in which the string is stored as a "normal string" vs "hexadecimal string", but could someone show me how to easily switch between the two on the side of block diagram? (on the VI side its as simple as right-clicking, but I was in trouble he is).

  Thank you - and have a nice weekend together.

  Your channel is actually two characters \09 tab and \07.

  Your structure case string should be "\09\07" will be converted to "\t\07".

• Flatten to a string to send arbitrary objects by messages from the user interface?

  Hi people,

  I am trying to send arbitrary data by messages from the user interface defined by the user to my labview interface. Something funny happens then: if I send the data through the message of ui, it seems I have something strange. There is only one character or nothing in the message of the user interface that reached my reminder.

  It seems that flatten channel also creates control characters that are interpreted by NI TestStand and Labview not as members of the chain, and for this reason I only get incomplete data. within the action of testand, which creates the flattened data, I put a dialog box to display the string data, and it seems that at least up to 255 (ascii) characters are used.

  Is there something like uuencode/uudecode to avoid this problem?

  Thanks in advance

  Okidoki, found.

  His «binary"produced by «Flatten the string» string Apparently I thought, the LabVIEW data type is incompatible with the API of TestStand from LabVIEW. In conclusion I would classify this as a bug (sorry people, at least there should be documentation) API for LabVIEW TestStand 2014.

  As a solution, I use flatten it in XML, which is a printable and human readable 'normal' string.

  It was trial and error, and I'm not enjoying this.

• Converts a hexadecimal string to a signed Int

  Hey,.

  I was wondering if there was a way to convert a whole string. Now, here's the problem, the string is hexadecimal characters actually so in normal mode, I see my hexadecimal characters. I've attached a screenshot of my normal string indicator. What I want to do is to take these 4 characters and a 32-bit signed integer. Thoughts?

  You can do it with the analysis of string function:

  

  This would release "27".

• Encoding of the string for HTTP Post

  Hello

  I work with HTTP get and post at the moment, I have a server with a REST of apache based interface. Obtaining and displaying the data are no problem for 'normal' strings and characters, but I can't send characters like German "Umlaut" (Ä Ü Ö) or Japanese or Chinese characters. Coding for the Socket connection is UTF-8 and the command POST also contains a line of Content Type with character set UTF-8. The server expects UTF - 8, so I need my data in this encoding.

  When I send strings of InDesign now, I always get an error 'Bad Request' from my server. Looks like that the strings in ESTK is not UTF-8 - How can I create UTF-8 strings? I can't find methods of encoding conversion...

  Thank you

  Klaus

  OK, it took a while to find that - maybe someone else has the same problem and it is looking for a solution, I'll try to explain:

  I downloaded the source files for tomcat to know how tomcat with my data. I debugged deep into the code until I reached the CotoyeInputStream - here the reading of data from InDesign. And although I understood that the stream is read in the form of bytes and characters are counted. The Umlaute and other special characters are encoded as two bytes, but they are counted as a single character. For every Umlaut transferred the number of bytes is 1 higher than the number of characters.

  And at a time the flow is cut to the number of characters.

  So these are 13 bytes and 12 characters:

  {'name': 'u'}

  The byte stream is cut to 12 - last byte is lost and it will happen in my application server:

  {'name': 'u'}

  Support of closing is absent and that throws the Exception.

  My simple solution/solution: I'm adding several spaces. Tomcat is always cut the last characters, but now there are only spaces to be cut. And with spaces, it worked...

• need help with hex and handling data extraction

  Hello

  I have able to transmit hexagonal commands on the serial port of my camera and receive responses in hex him successfully. I was able to confirm this by changing the display format to the spell for the control and the indicator. Now, I want to store the portion of the hexagonal received data and use it in my future orders. Example of received data as below:

  0001 1100 0010 E002 6 93 4D7E 2C4D AA66 F00D

  The red blocks will be incorporated in the next command so that when I sent this command it will look like this:

  F00D 0014 2000 0003 0000 0020 77AF E002 6 93 4D7E 2C4D

  In short, send the command and get response, extract and store data in red blocks, then send different control that contains the data that is stored. Everything is in hexadecimal format. Question is how can I extract/store the bytes wanted to and then rebuild a hex command containing these bytes? Can I convert it to normal string, byte array, or hexagonal table? If we use the latest methods of 2 conversion, I need to ensure that the zeros are not lost.

  I enclose my VI. Please take a look and help to provide a solution.

  Thanks in advance.

  Here, s what I had in mind (LabVIEW 2010):

  

• DAQmx - how long survives a task?

  Hi people,

  I want to keep the DAQmx task in the cluster of data deprived of a wrapper class, in order to be able to configure it with a method and begin with another.

  The wrapper is necessary, because I need additional features. The task based approach is necessary because I want to read very quickly and calendar can by a problem. I need to be able to interview with the maximum speed. I do not use the wizard, because the task should be configured programmatically.

  I can't find any information about the data type, there seems to be a normal string. When he's dying? Data value references for example die with vi hierarchy who created it. I need to be sure, the task will stop only with the task of stopping VI. I assure you, it is called before the termination of my program.

  Unfortunately, I am a new to LabView and it's my approach first DAQmx.

  Thanks in advance

  mthimm1 wrote:

  I can't find any information about the data type, there seems to be a normal string. When he's dying? Data value references for example die with vi hierarchy who created it. I need to be sure, the task will stop only with the task of stopping VI. I assure you, it is called before the termination of my program.

  The task of DAQmx is also a reference.  Then he can't go by the same rules as a DVR reference.

• Is this a bug or what?

  Please find the joint VI, its fairly simple function, but its behavior is unexpected.

  Probably not a bug.  Perhaps a bit lacking in the documentation section.

  Do not use-codes to display at the entrance of the model.  Use a normal string.

  Your first model should be [\r][\n]\*\*Stop\*\*.

  Your second model should be \*\*Stop\*\*.

• JSON format - Date and special characters

  Hi all

  I had a JSON server in which, I have a few text values and date.

  1. How can I convert special characters to normal String.e.g. Comma etc. ?
  2. How can I convert long date, a string in the format e.g. "1345670466960-0400"?

  I really appreciate any help above.

  Solved... Where the above closure. For others, I will post the solution.

  Special characters-

  QByteArray buffer(bufSize, 0);
  int read = reply->read(buffer.data(), available);
  //response = QString(buffer); -- Wrong way to convert the bytes.
  response = QString::fromUtf8(buffer); // right way, so special character handled itself.
  

  Day fromatting - for example "/ Date (1345670466960-0400).

  QString getStringDate(QString k){
      QDateTime date = QDateTime::fromTime_t(getDate(k));
      QString strDate = date.toString("MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss");
      return strDate;
  }
  long getDate(QString k) {
      long rc = 0;
      QString v = k;
      if (v.length() > 0 ) {
          int b = v.indexOf("/Date(");
          if (b >= 0) {
              b += 6;
              int e = v.indexOf(')', b);
              if (e > b) {
                  QString s = v.mid(b, e);
                  int sign = 1;
                  if (s.indexOf('-') > 0 || s.indexOf('+') > 0) {
                      sign = s.indexOf('-') > 0 ? -1 : 1;
                      e = sign < 0 ? s.indexOf('-') : s.indexOf('+');
                      s = s.mid(0, e);
                  }
                  bool *ok = false;
                  s = s.mid(0, s.length() - 3); //trimming it for seconds only....
                  rc = s.toLong(ok, 0);
              }
          }
      }
      return rc;
  }
  

• How can I read variable in JSON?

  As a test, I have this JSON file called info.js:

  var JSONObject = '{"page_text" : "This a normal string that can be used."}'
  

  Now in my file animate CC I want to read this variable "page_text" so I can put its content, the string in a text field. I start there:

  // load JSON file  
  var req = new XMLHttpRequest();  
  req.open("GET", "info.js", true);  
  req.addEventListener("load", transferComplete);  
  req.send();  
  
  
  //output JSON file
  function transferComplete(e) {  
      var JSONObject= JSON.parse(e.target.response);
    console.log(JSONObject);
  }  
  

  It should read the file info.js. That works. Then it should display the contents of the JSON file to the console. Without this JSON.parse, it displays the content as a string. So it works, charging the JSON file and the output of the entire contents.

  But I want to output the content of the variable page_text. So I thought that the first thing I would do is analyzed JSON. But then it returns: "Eception SyntaxError: unexpected token in JSON in position 0 v'.» Don't know what I'm doing wrong.

  How do I make it out "It's a normal string that can be used."?

  I already found it myself.

  By running the JSON through a validator online of JSON, I discovered that an object was expected and a chain was given to the JSON variable.

  Here is a correct JSON file:

  {

  "page_text": 'this normal chain that can be used.',

  "other_text": "This is another text."

  }

  Then the correct code from AnimateCC to read this is:

  /

  / Load JSON file

  var req = new XMLHttpRequest();

  Req.Open ("GET", "info.js", true);

  req.addEventListener ("load", transferComplete);

  Req.Send ();

  outputJSONfile

  function transferComplete (e) {}

  var JSONObject = JSON.parse (req.responseText);

  Console.log (JSONObject ['other_text']);

  }

  With this console.log line you can read/output variables in the JSON file. Apparently, from the JSON file with something like:

  "var myJSON = ' {'variabel': 'value'}"

  He reminds that all of the following "var myJSON =' must be an object, while a string is given." Leading to these errors.