how can I find a short int array from a long int array
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Now I have a long int array including some short array such beginning with 55 and ending 00, whose length was 10, but the contents between 55 and 00 could not be recognized for they were send from serial port. How could I extract those short arrays from the long array? Thanks!
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Walter Roberson
2017-4-30
How did you do the reading of the serial port?
wenlong
2017-4-30
Walter Roberson
2017-4-30
How are you doing the reading from the text file? The details might matter.
wenlong
2017-4-30
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Walter Roberson
2017-4-30
as_short = typecast(YourLongArray, 'uint16');
sub_pos = find(as_short(1:end-9) == 55 & as_short(10:end) == 0);
short_array = as_short(sub_pos:sub_pos+9);
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wenlong
2017-4-30
Walter Roberson
2017-4-30
"Is there any other to resolve this problem using regexp"
No. int32 arrays and uint32 arrays would mostly overflow if converted to character strings, as any one character is only 16 bits. With your having an unknown 16 bit int as the second short, right after the 55 in the original array, then it is highly likely that you are going to overflow 16 bits, making it impossible to convert to char to regexp.
It is not completely guaranteed that you will overflow. When you typecast() a long int array into short int, then the first short of the pair is the least signficant if you are using Little Endian, which you almost certainly are (unless you are using SunOS or IRIX and a really old MATLAB.) So if the short int that was right after the 55 happened to be 0, then when it got swapped into the most significant byte when you char()'d the long int array, it would not change the value, leaving the numeric value as 55. However, any other value than 0 would certainly lead to char overflow.
wenlong
2017-5-3
Walter Roberson
2017-5-3
When you use a serial port and do not set termination mode to byte, then fscanf() without a count or fread() without a count will read the input until terminator is read or until the buffer is full or until a timeout is reached.
You should be checking that your terminator is the same as the transmitter is sending, and you should check whether the transmitter is sending binary bytes or is encoding the values as text.
A program such as TeraTerm is very useful to ensure that you have proper communications with the serial port, proper baud, proper terminator.
wenlong
2017-5-3
wenlong
2017-5-3
Walter Roberson
2017-5-3
You would normally need to write a protocol that triggers the mcu to send data, instead of just immediately sending it.
Perhaps you were thinking that when the MCU opens its serial port that the MCU would then wait untl MATLAB opens the serial port on its side before the MCU would proceed to send the data. It is possible to program serial ports that way, but it is not typically done on instruments.
wenlong
2017-5-4
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