Thanks Marcus for getting back to me,
You will have to forgive me as i am new to Gnuradio and Python but I will
try my best to answer these.
> How do I have to read that? Do you have a vector source, and you set its
data to be the concatenation of list A and list B?
Correct
> I assume you mean
odule) to list, not quite sure what I'm doing wrong.
>
> Will keep at it lol
>
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Tom
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Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Vector Source variable from file
Thanks Mike,
I created python code to open the file which has the random data in in it
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Tom,
I'm new to gnuradio,
Tom,
I'm new to gnuradio, so let's see if any replies offer better advice.
But I did something similar to what you ask. In my case, the value of
the variable is a call to my python code. You can see what I did in the
top two examples at
http://udel.edu/~mm/gr/
Both grc file and my code
Hi all,
I have a vector source that repeats and points to two variables A + B ,
within variable A is 1100 is it possible to have variable B point to a file
that contains a whole bunch of binary combinations separated line by line.
Ideally I would like to run a flow graph and upon every repe
