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I'm getting a data through the serial port that is looking like that: Xaxis 50 Yaxis 100

I try to use the route object in order to get seperate data from the Xaxis and Yaxis.

it is not going well for me. here is how I get it: 

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Hi there, 
I'm getting a data through the serial port that is looking like that: Xaxis 50 Yaxis 100
I try to use the route object in order to get seperate data from the Xaxis and Yaxis.
it is not going well for me. here is how I get it:  



Hi there, 
I'm getting a data through the serial port that is looking like that: Xaxis 50 Yaxis 100
I try to use the route object in order t

routing-data-from-arduino

Can you see the difference? To get that you want you need to send 2 lists to route. If what you receive from the arduino is formatted like "Xaxis 50 Yaxis 100" then this could be an option (but I'd rather change the sent message) :

I try to substitute the Xaxis and Yaxis with #1 and #2 so I can control it from an abstraction. 

the first word (#1) subtitute from outside easy. the second one is not. I guess because there is an sjust before the #2 with no space. 

I try to substitute the Xaxis and Yaxis with #1 and #2 so I can control it from an abstraction. 
the first word (#1) subtitute from outside easy. the second one is not. I guess because there is an sjust before the #2 with no space. 
Any way to make it work ?

You guess right, # placeholders have to be at the beginning. This could be a way :

Can't you send you X and Y arduino messages as 2 separate messages? I.e. sending a special char from arduino that Max will understand as a 'new message' separator at the parse stage of your patch? Then route would work.

But I'd rather choose a simpler design. 
Can't you send you X and Y arduino messages as 2 separate messages? I.e. sending a special char from arduino that Max will understand as a 'new message' separator at the parse stage of your patch? Then route would work.

This what I did eventually. Probably not the most efficient way but still works

Thanks. 
This what I did eventually. Probably not the most efficient way but still works


If you send 13 or 10 between the Xaxis and Yaxis in the arduino's code, it should work.

Doesn't look bad.
If you send 13 or 10 between the  Xaxis and Yaxis in the arduino's code, it should work.

Routing data from Arduino