I finally have a working serial object (thanks to Jeremy), but now I have a

different dilemma. Namely, I have converted incoming data from the serial

object into ascii letters. Then, I threw them into the "text" object in

order to parse incoming data. However, this still leaves a "space" between

the letters even though I've tried to filter out 32 (space) from the stream

using select object (before I converted it into ascii). So, how can I

1) remove spaces in the text object between each ascii sign (this is

apparently how the serial object spits out data nn, yet 32 does not

2) use some other object to convert data stream into text

I finally have a working serial object (thanks to Jeremy), but now I have a
different dilemma. Namely, I have converted incoming data from the serial
object into ascii letters. Then, I threw them into the "text" object in
order to parse incoming data. However, this still leaves a "space" between
the letters even though I've tried to filter out 32 (space) from the stream
using select object (before I converted it into ascii). So, how can I
either:

1) remove spaces in the text object between each ascii sign (this is
apparently how the serial object spits out data nn, yet 32 does not
filter out the last space nor does itoa)

parsing-spaces-out-of-the-text-object

> 1) remove spaces in the text object between each ascii sign (this is

> apparently how the serial object spits out data nn, yet 32 does not

> filter out the last space nor does itoa)

Will this method of removing spaces work for you?

Ivica Ico Bukvic skrev:
> So, how can I
> either:
>
> 1) remove spaces in the text object between each ascii sign (this is
> apparently how the serial object spits out data nn, yet 32 does not
> filter out the last space nor does itoa)
Will this method of removing spaces work for you?

> > filter out the last space nor does itoa)

> Will this method of removing spaces work for you?

Well, this works with message, but number still does not understand the

output. If I send in a "7 3", number complains it has received "73" which

it does not understand. Even if I pass it through the message and then bang

the message into the number it still complains about it even though visually

> > filter out the last space nor does itoa)
> Will this method of removing spaces work for you?
>
>
> 

Well, this works with message, but number still does not understand the
output. If I send in a "7 3", number complains it has received "73" which
it does not understand. Even if I pass it through the message and then bang
the message into the number it still complains about it even though visually
message shows "73".

Never mind, figured it out (use fromsymbol).

>>> filter out the last space nor does itoa)

>> Will this method of removing spaces work for you?

Ivica Ico Bukvic skrev:
>>> filter out the last space nor does itoa)
>>>
>> Will this method of removing spaces work for you?
>>
>>
>> 


if your message length is known and constant you can do this :

parsing spaces out of the text object