Apply asc format since format v8.1 #1641
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@Tian-Jionglu Are you still working on the tests? I cannot merge if the tests are failing. |
can/io/asc.py
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| self.timestamps_format = timestamp_format or "absolute" | |||
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| version = version_match.group("version") | |||
| self.version = version | |||
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Consider parsing the version using our existing dependency packaging.
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Commits to parse the ASC format version using |
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The ASC tests are still failing. |
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When diving into test example, i found my mistake at the start. I would close this PR in coming days, and start a new PR to inherit the change to fix absolute time in ASC format. |
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I think the files can contain multiple triggers. Parsing it as part of the header is probably not sufficient.
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see PR #1788 |
A solution to solve issue #1531.
Mainly include 2 changes in
ASCReaderclass:start_time,version,date, etc before iterate the messages. I think this is necessary;_process_fd_can_frame_2to process CANFD message in ASCFormat since V8.1;Remaining issue:
some tests can not pass, mainly because after the change, correct
absolutetimestamp is get when iterate the messages;