v2.8.2

CONFIG.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-VALUES=example1 example2 NOPE example3
+VALUES=example1,example2,NOPE,example3
 NEWLINE=LF
 SEPARATOR=,
 BAUDRATE=9600
 UDP_PORT=4444
-SERIAL_PORT=/dev/tty.usbmodem11301
+SERIAL_PORT=/dev/tty.usbmodem21301

README.md

@@ -18,14 +18,14 @@ pip install -r requirements.txt
 ### CONFIG file
 To configure the parameters of the program you have to create a `CONFIG.txt` file with the following parameters:
 ```txt
-VALUES=PARAM1 PARAM2 NULL PARAM3
+VALUES=PARAM1,PARAM2,NULL,PARAM3
 NEWLINE=;
 SEPARATOR=,
 BAUDRATE=9600
 UDP_PORT=5000
 SERIAL_PORT=/dev/ttyUSB0
 ```
-The `VALUES` params separated by a space indicate the order of the values in the CSV string. The NULL value indicates that the value is not going to be sent, but discarded when the CSV comes into the program. The `NEWLINE` param indicates the character that separates the CSV strings, the usage of '\n' as a NEWLINE can be achieved via the 'LF' symbol and the '\r\n' via the 'CRLF' one (ex: NEWLINE=LF). The `SEPARATOR` param indicates the character that separates the values in the CSV string. The `BAUDRATE` param indicates the baudrate of the serial port. The `UDP_PORT` param indicates the port of the UDP server. The `SERIAL_PORT` param indicates the serial port to use.
+The `VALUES` params must be separated by the `SEPARATOR` character, they indicate the order of the values in the CSV string (note that spaces will be replaced with "_"). The NULL value indicates that the value is not going to be sent, but discarded when the CSV comes into the program. The `NEWLINE` param indicates the character that separates the CSV strings, the usage of '\n' as a NEWLINE can be achieved via the 'LF' symbol and the '\r\n' via the 'CRLF' one (ex: NEWLINE=LF). The `SEPARATOR` param indicates the character that separates the values in the CSV string. The `BAUDRATE` param indicates the baudrate of the serial port. The `UDP_PORT` param indicates the port of the UDP server. The `SERIAL_PORT` param indicates the serial port to use.
 
 With the configuration shown above you can send the following JSON (assuming CSV data is: 1,2,3,4\n):
 ```json

main.py

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ def __init__(self):
 
         # Config parameters
         self.PATH_CONFIG_MODEL = "Path"
-        self.VALUES=['example1','example2','example3']
+        self.VALUES=['example1,example2,example3']
         self.NEWLINE=';'
         self.SEPARATOR=','
         self.BAUDRATE=9600
@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ def startup(self):
                 elif name == 'SERIAL_PORT':
                     self.SERIAL_PORT = value
                 elif name == 'VALUES':
-                    self.VALUES = value
+                    self.VALUES = value.replace(' ', '_').strip()
 
         # Update the interface with new values
         self.update_interface()
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ def update_interface(self):
         self.textbox_baudrate.insert("1.0", str(self.BAUDRATE))
 
     def save_to_config_file(self):
-        values_string = " ".join(self.VALUES)
+        values_string = ",".join(self.VALUES)
 
         if self.PATH_CONFIG_MODEL != "Path":
             with open(self.PATH_CONFIG_MODEL, 'w') as f: