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Property loader and string problem


Clio75

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I'm using the property loader to store the position of UUT and instruments com ports.

And most of this is working OK.

One thing I found strange is that when I load a value "07" (zero seven) as a string this will end up as "7" in Teststand.

this is I have tried 07 or "07" with the same result. :throwpc:

Is there something I have overlooked :book: in the Teststand ??

or is there something else I can try If not I have to look at checking the value in a statement. :angry:

Thanx

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Hmmm

Today it worked.

So the solutions is to have the " " on. Without the " " the 0 will not be taken in the string.

WHY ??????? :frusty:

OK then I wasted at least 2 hour yesterday on this :frusty::angry:

But there is an other problem with strings that contain a 0 as the first char.

When propagate them this 0 is gone. :frusty: (soon my head hurts)

is there any way I can avoid this ??

Please advice

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Hmm

I'm talking to my self in this topic. :rolleyes:

But for some reason it just starting to work. WHY :throwpc:

I have done nothing but added some watches. first to see that it was wrong, and after to see that it was correct.

If someone knows please leave a remark. :frusty:

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Hello,

When I started this testing seq it was removing the "0" first in the string. with or without the " "

But Now I can't reproducer it. But if anyone have any idea on this leave a remark.

The number format as Hex may be helpfulm, I think. If it is a string, I'm sorry that I don't know why.

I try to handle this as a ASCII string, not binary or hex. But maybe Teststand do :unsure:

Thanx

String.zip

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