Re: ✘gpscsv

[Andreas B]

Gary, this is great. Going to play around with it. Thanks for the info
and mini tutorials in the previous mails as well.

Two things;
It's called gpscsv (..), but would it be possible to enable the user
to select a different field delimiter?
The field delimiter is output also after the last value (see below),
any way to suppress this?

$ ./gpscsv ip:port
time,lat,lon,altHAE
2020-08-19T09:52:33.000Z,<lat>,<lon>.409,
                                                                      ^---comma

Best,
Andreas

On Tue, Aug 18, 2020 at 8:34 PM Gary E. Miller <gem@rellim.com> wrote:
>
> Yo Andreas!
>
> There new example in gpscsv.  Here is a scatterplot:
>
>     $ gpscsv -n 100 --cvt-isotime  > tpv.dat
>
>     $ gnuplot
>     [...]
>     gnuplot>  set datafile separator ','
>     gnuplot>  set key autotitle columnhead
>     gnuplot>  plot 'tpv.dat' using 3:2 title 'fix'
>
> Results attached.
>
> RGDS
> GARY
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