Selective Channel Export Confusion #847
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O learned denizens, I humbly prostrate myself before your collective wisdom.
I am really new to Python, GitHub and all sorts of things, so please forgive me if I am gauche.
I downloaded asammdf and have been using it to immediate and vivid effect. I can browse files, make a configuration I want, force axis scaling, use subplots, etc. It's completely marvellous for reviewing logged data, which for me is characterised by about a dozen channels I care about among about a thousand I don't, across multiple CAN buses and without access to commercial software tools. I can skip and frolic and make screenshots and everything I want. It's an intuitive delight.
Windows 10, Python 3.11.2, asammdf 7.3.5.
Now, the baffled bit. The first file I opened, I decided to export some of the channels. I selected them and went to the modify & export tab. I resampled at 100 Hz (plenty good enough for what I'm doing), set a single time base, etc. I got a CSV file just as I wanted it - the signal labels, the delimiter, the signals of interest, etc, etc.
Then I went to another file, and try as I might I couldn't get it to export only the signals I am interested in. I saved a channel selection list from the first file and loaded it with the second file. When I set the drop down to "Selected Channels Only" it resolutely exports every one of the ~1000 channels in the file.
In pasting this query I set out to reproduce the behaviour with the original file only to find it, too would only export all channels.
Then I changed the drop-down to "Natural Sort" and now it only exports the selected channels, as anticipated.
Is this how it should work, is there some underlying logic I am missing, or is it just a lovable quirk in a free and fabulously functional piece of software?
Thanks in advance!
Damian
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