I've a question: is it possible to have formated output? If I send/receive a string with tabstop ('\t' or 0x09) it is shown as ÿ, and not as a tab.
And is it possible to add a timestamp at the beginning of a line (received sequence)?
I found this terminal and I hope it would be an alternative to docklight (shareware).
best regards
Patrick
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Hi Patrick,
- formated output: You can create a custom console script (you can find an example under exampleScripts\CustomLogConsoleScripts\CustomConsole_Ascii)->add this under 'settings dialog/console options'
- timestamp at the beginning of a line: 'settings dialog/console options/create time stamp at byte' (custom byte) or use a custom console script
If you have any question regarding custom console scripts you may have a look in the manual or post again (which is perhaps more quickly :-)).
best regards,
Stefan
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I've a question: is it possible to have formated output? If I send/receive a string with tabstop ('\t' or 0x09) it is shown as ÿ, and not as a tab.
And is it possible to add a timestamp at the beginning of a line (received sequence)?
I found this terminal and I hope it would be an alternative to docklight (shareware).
best regards
Patrick
Hi Patrick,
- formated output: You can create a custom console script (you can find an example under exampleScripts\CustomLogConsoleScripts\CustomConsole_Ascii)->add this under 'settings dialog/console options'
- timestamp at the beginning of a line: 'settings dialog/console options/create time stamp at byte' (custom byte) or use a custom console script
If you have any question regarding custom console scripts you may have a look in the manual or post again (which is perhaps more quickly :-)).
best regards,
Stefan