Originally a development tool for Scan My Tesla, but contributions has turned into a standalone canbus data analyzer suite, supporting a wide variety of log formats, and also DBC file signal definitions.
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Quick-and-dirty Support for Importing Vector ASCII Logs #17
Similar to the CANopen Magic CSV parser, I've implemented a quick-and-dirty log-reader for the Vector ASCII format that JWardell provided. This log-reader will be used whenever an ".asc" file is loaded.
This reader will eventually be superseded by a more robust one based on CANTools, at which point I'll close out Issue #11. For now, though, this version should work well enough to allow folks to analyze Vector logs.
(FWIW: I created the branch for this PR from the completed version of the PR #15 branch, so it includes the same commits. Hopefully I didn't mess anything up by doing that... still learning the ropes here. :-) )
Similar to the CANopen Magic CSV parser, I've implemented a quick-and-dirty log-reader for the Vector ASCII format that JWardell provided. This log-reader will be used whenever an ".asc" file is loaded.
This reader will eventually be superseded by a more robust one based on CANTools, at which point I'll close out Issue #11. For now, though, this version should work well enough to allow folks to analyze Vector logs.
(FWIW: I created the branch for this PR from the completed version of the PR #15 branch, so it includes the same commits. Hopefully I didn't mess anything up by doing that... still learning the ropes here. :-) )