I’ve connected a GPS antenna to my laptop. With several attempts to troubleshoot the code, It appears the issue is within serialEvent(), and/or my parsing structure. If I print(inString); to the console, I can see the entire message block. When the string is split into the array, I’m only seein…

With the help of a friend (mostly him), we were able to figure out code that works. I’ll need to move the data into an array, but other than that it works well. I’m going to start another thread about serialEvent(). This is pretty much done. Thanks to those that responded and helped! void mySpl…

Trying to work through this, but I’m too “green” to understand what I’m seeing. After messing around, this is better. Notice how split() is parsing with ‘,’ and the data header $GPVTG is shifted. [0] “$GPRMC” [1] “140752.00” [2] “A” [3] “4355.94889” [4] “N” [5] “07859.68009” [6] “W” [7] …

[image] YellowGTM: I just don’t know how to break up the comma separated and line ending in the buffer. [image] [SOLVED] ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 1 Electronics (Arduino, etc.) For multiple data transmission, I recommend you to read this post below: electric_p…

Thank you for the reply! I’m not using the Arduino for the GPS module. It’s a USB type receiver. VFAN PN# UG-353 I’ll try splitTokens() inside of serialEvent() and read your link,

That info helped a little bit. Perhaps I’m still missing the obvious? Is it possible to link a YouTube video to explain in detail? In any case, this is what happens after more experimenting. I cannot get the entire NMEA block to read into Processing via serialEvent(). It works when moving the …

Hello, I am interested. Please format your code: https://discourse.processing.org/faq#format-your-code I can’t look at the code as is and unable to cut and past working code (try and you will see why). :)

Okay, one more update. I’m trying, I’m really trying, but literally 14 hours on this already and I’m spent. :frowning: New Code to line out each array: //declarations String[] gpsData = new String[50]; //65 String[] gpsData1 = new String[50]; //65 //draw() gpsData = split(inStringGPS[0],…

Hello, Pleased to see that you found a solution for your project. I added a ‘\n’ to a string and tested your function and split(). trim() removes the ‘\n’. Your function works the same as split() with this example: ▶ Summary Source code for split() I always like to see code examples to replace …

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