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Sat 2020.04.18
Well Good Morning @Purple-Tentacle. Did a quick hack as I don't have a device I am able to program that supports the 'Storage' module (yet) and works for me.
Did you try entering
csvFile
ordump()
at the command line?>t(1) [ "109", "109", "165", "165" ] return 109,109,165,165 >t(5) [ "11174", "11198", "11242", "11271" ] return 11174,11198,11242,11271
Rather than use the debugger, just peppered your function the ol' fashioned way, with my entries remaining far left for comparrison.EDIT:
It appears NebbishHacker posted the exact moment I did, and his analysis confirms what the hack also shows. Entering either commandcsvFile
ordump()
would show the contents of memory. Or, write to the WebIDE console as in the hack.
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Hi,
I am reading a CSV file.
Then I create an array from the entries.
To get an array with the first column from all lines in a certain timeframe (diff <= history):
This works fine.
But as soon as I want to use the function for other columns, I only receive empty arrays ([]).
Example:
times is filled correctly, steps is an empty array.
I can call each one individually, but never more than 1.
What is wrong?
Thanks