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Support for multiplexed signals and enumeration types #31

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42niks opened this issue May 16, 2022 · 5 comments
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Support for multiplexed signals and enumeration types #31

42niks opened this issue May 16, 2022 · 5 comments

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@42niks
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42niks commented May 16, 2022

@jmagnuson Do you plan on implementing support for multiplexed signals and enumeration types?

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42niks commented May 16, 2022

We are using canparse in our IoT Backend with a few automotive clients and the lack of enumeration and multiplexed signals is blocking us. I can give a shot at contributing this feature but need some direction from you in terms of overall design and what is required to get this done.

@wallem89
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I am also missing the enumeration type feature. Would be nice if you can add this @42niks or did you find another solution in Rust?

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42niks commented Mar 24, 2023

Oh we are using python now :p there's a library cantools written in python and it has all features.

@wallem89
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@42niks Yes I know this one and using it for years. But I want to make something more embedded and learn more Rust on the way so therefore looking for a Rust alternative because I don't want to parse the DBC file myself

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These would be nice features to add-- they should be pretty compatible with how things are currently modeled, but unfortunately I don't have the bandwidth at the moment. I hope to have some free time for dev later in the summer, but would definitely expedite reviewing a PR.

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