Where :
- I get the time of measure by the function 'SysRtcGetTime' and time is in the format 'DT#2011-08-18-15:47:48'
- All my maesures are REAL.
First I tried to write the time and values of the measures without changing their types and I got a file with weird symbols such "@'$" , "@Z", etc.
So I used DT_TO_STRING and REAL_TO_STRING to change the types to STRING.
The time of the measure works perfect BUT ! All my datas look like this :
Zitat:
28.249518-15:47:48 (my data is 28.2495°C)
So there is a problem with some kind of register interferring with the function REAL_TO_STRING because we can see that my program adds the end of the time value to my data.
I'm getting crazy because I can't find a way to have my data and ONLY my data.
I can't just write STRING(7) because the next data might come from another sensor and have 10 decimals...
Please if you have any idea...
Thank You.
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Hi,
I have a weird situation and I can't find how to fix this :
I'm writing a program that writes datas measured into a .csv file
The file is organized like this format :
Where :
- I get the time of measure by the function 'SysRtcGetTime' and time is in the format 'DT#2011-08-18-15:47:48'
- All my maesures are REAL.
First I tried to write the time and values of the measures without changing their types and I got a file with weird symbols such "@'$" , "@Z", etc.
So I used DT_TO_STRING and REAL_TO_STRING to change the types to STRING.
The time of the measure works perfect BUT ! All my datas look like this :
So there is a problem with some kind of register interferring with the function REAL_TO_STRING because we can see that my program adds the end of the time value to my data.
I'm getting crazy because I can't find a way to have my data and ONLY my data.
I can't just write STRING(7) because the next data might come from another sensor and have 10 decimals...
Please if you have any idea...
Thank You.