Format string
I write the error message from Teststand to text file. How do I format the error message so that ascii character do not show in the text file? For example the error message is:
"Resource not initialized!
Resource Name: 'Temp#1'
Source File: 'List.c'
Source Line: 2745
Function Name: 'List_Write'
Error Code: 0xFFFFFFFE
When written to text file it displays as shown in the attached image.
Thanks.
Attachments:
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What command are you using to write the file? The problem isn't with the format in TestStand it's how you are pushing it to the file.
jigg
CTA, CLA
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