On Feb 5, 8:50 am, Mastastealth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What is this value for? "6s3s1cBBBh" and why is my unpack limited to a > length of "16"? > > Unfortunately it seems my understanding of binary is way too basic for > what I'm dealing with. Can you point me to a simple guide to > explaining most of it? As far as I know this is just a bunch of 1's > and 0's right? Each byte has 8 digits of, of which somehow is > converted to a number or letter. Don't know what most of that stuff in > the struct page means. -_-
Ah never mind, after closer inspection is was something on my side of the code that ruined the tuple unpacking. Also, I now understand (a little) what the string meant. 6s = A string of 6 characters 3s = String with 3 characters 1c = For the blank character B's = An unsigned char, any number I guess? h = short integer. Whatever that is. Either way, just answering myself so you don't have to explain it. :D -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
