Add "decimate" capability to AnalyzePrint #395
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April 6, 2021 14:16
analyze_print.cpp - remove inner loop in update()'s STATE_PRINTING case, and re-code so we step on by the decimation count for each printed sample, until we run out of block; also caters for decimation counts greater than one block size analyze_print.h - create decimate_length and initialise to 1; move offset in here as it needs to be stored between calls to update()
analyze_print.cpp - like the title says... the manual states "The pointer may be NULL, *which should be treated as if a block of silent zeros was received*."
analyze_print.h - don't allow 0 as decimation length, it would cause continuous high speed output gui/index.html - update documentation keywords.txt - add decimate keyword examples/Analysis/Print/Print.ino - example of how to use it, tailored to Arduino Serial Plotter
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Added the capability to analyze_print to "decimate" the output, which may make it a slightly more useful tool for those not possessed of a decent oscilloscope. Took the opportunity to have a go at the documentation improvements I raised as issue #394, and create an example.