> I am trying to find out what is the best way in which I can organise the
data
> into a format like (Byte1Byte2, Byte3Byte4) and then convert these bytes
into ASCII value ?
> I can currently organise this is (Byte1, Byte2) (Byte3, Byte4), but don't
know how to join these.
You could write the bytes to a file, then read back the file as ASCII.
Les Hammer
Partner
Complete Test
720 SW 14th St.
Loveland, CO. 80537
Les.Hammer@CompleteTest.com
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I am currently reading data from A direct I/O, and am reading the data using
the Binary Byte format.
This causes the data to be expressed in decimal foirmat.
I am trying to find out what is the best way in which I can organise the
data into a format like
(Byte1Byte2, Byte3Byte4) and then convert these bytes into ASCII value ?
I can currently organise this is (Byte1, Byte2) (Byte3, Byte4), but don't
know how to join these.
If theres anyone who could shed any light on this, it would be appriciated.
Afsihcalledbill@hotmail.com
Liverpool UK
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