On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 3:29 PM, valentac wrote:
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> Ok, I wasn't aware of those difference between the vector source and the
> message source. So if I put my data in a message source, can I connect this
> directly to qtgui.time_sink_f? I'd think I'd have to do some other
> formatting here.
>
> Le
Ok, I wasn't aware of those difference between the vector source and the
message source. So if I put my data in a message source, can I connect this
directly to qtgui.time_sink_f? I'd think I'd have to do some other
formatting here.
Let me explain a bit more...after receiving the payload from the
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 11:57 PM, valentac wrote:
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> That's what i'm doing now. The vector_source i'm using is correctly
> updating
> itself if I check the value, but it seems that the updated vector_source
> isn't being passed to the plotter_sink (when I connect the source to the
> plotter sink
That's what i'm doing now. The vector_source i'm using is correctly updating
itself if I check the value, but it seems that the updated vector_source
isn't being passed to the plotter_sink (when I connect the source to the
plotter sink).
Josh Blum-2 wrote:
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>> to verify the payload. I've t
> to verify the payload. I've tried to use a vector_source and append the data
> to it every time a correct packet is received and then attach that source to
> my plot sink, but this does not work. The vector is correctly modified, but
> this data is not passed to the plot. There's also the proble
Hey all,
Using benchmark_qt_loopback2.py as a starting point, I'm receiving digital
data from an external sensor using my own RF front end. The data is being
received correctly, but my problem is this. I'd like to plot the received
data in real-time (not the received signal) every time a correct
