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Convert TCP Byte Stream into ASCII using "File -> Import DLT Stream" #426

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BennoSchebitz opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #475
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Convert TCP Byte Stream into ASCII using "File -> Import DLT Stream" #426

BennoSchebitz opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #475

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@BennoSchebitz
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Hello,
I need some support for a new functionality.
I collect TCP Byte Stream that includes DLT trace data of an ECU.

I want to convert this TCP Byte Stream into an ASCII file by using DLT-Viewer functionality to get for example header timestamp information readable. I am using Windows.

I try to use based on "dlt_viewer_user_manual.pdf" the command line functionality to convert files:
4.8.3.4 Convert to ASCII file
dlt_viewer -c ./example.dlt ./example.txt

Unfortunately this is limited for *.dlt files only (there it works as expected).

What would be really helpful to get a functionality that uses "File -> Import DLT Stream" functionality and rewrite results in an *.txt file. And this should be executable also from windows CMD line.

With this windows user could save a lot of time to writing own DLT-Trace-Parser for there logging frameworks.

Hope anybody can support here.

BR,
Benno

@alexmucde
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@BennoSchebitz You are right, the import functions like import stream are not usable from commandline. This functionality must be added.

@mrclauss
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Here's a patch to allow that.

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