[KyleKitchen]

You have to match up the headers w/ the type of log, this ain't no pic'n'save (mix and match, lol).
I see you read my post in EvoM. Feel free to email me Kyle. Oh and FYI, Big Willow Feb 4th, if your interested.
Back to your regularly scheduled program....

I'm too poor to go to the track right now.
I'll probably be able to afford it sometime during late spring or summer. :afro:

 

[Swiftus]

Thanks for helping out hollywood...
:thumbup:

 

[KyleKitchen]

Okay, I may just be slow with all of this but, I had to redo my log because my computer crashed before I had time to change my tables.
So I redid my log and copied the headers in the new log exactly like hollywood did in my old log that he edited and it didn't work.
Is there something I'm missing here.
I also use OpenOffice if that makes a difference.

 

[Swiftus]

Not if problem with openoffice but the file is NOT csv and also the header contains " marks. That's what I see using excel

 

[KyleKitchen]

Not if problem with openoffice but the file is NOT csv and also the header contains " marks. That's what I see using excel

I promise I'm not stupid! Haha
It's gotta be OpenOffice because it shows it as a CSV and there aren't any quotes in the header.
I'll try downloading Excel when I get home from work.

 

[Swiftus]

Must be the way openoffice saves the file.
File was TAB separated. Here's one that works.

 

[KyleKitchen]

Ahhhh, perfect.
I just checked the settings and openoffice was setup to automatically tab seperate everything.
Thanks a lot! :hitit:

 

[Kooldino]

This program is WAY too picky about the headers.

Even if I copy and paste the format of the headers from your spec on the page (Evoscan ---> MAF,CruiseLTFT,STFT), it still won't accept it. If I change the first to MAF Voltage, it works.

Why not just do a string search for the word "MAF". If that word is in the column, then you know it must be what you're looking for. Ditto for ltft and stft.

Also - suggestions:

Consider allowing the user to paste in his current MAF scale so the program can do the mulitplications for you. This way, we don't have to manually multiply each cell.

Also consider showing us how many (or what percentage of the log) contains each voltage step. This way we know how reliable the number is.

 

[Kooldino]

It also doesn't like the delimiting character to be a semicolon.

 

[Kooldino]

Suggestion - have it spit out the average multiplier for 1v-2.66v. This would be handy for the first go-round when you're just getting things ballparked before you want to multiply each cell independently.

 

[Kooldino]

A 3MB file will not work. It will allow the upload but give no output.

A trimmed down 2MB version of the same file will work.

 

[Swiftus]

This program is WAY too picky about the headers.

Even if I copy and paste the format of the headers from your spec on the page (Evoscan ---> MAF,CruiseLTFT,STFT), it still won't accept it. If I change the first to MAF Voltage, it works.

Why not just do a string search for the word "MAF". If that word is in the column, then you know it must be what you're looking for. Ditto for ltft and stft.

Also - suggestions:

Consider allowing the user to paste in his current MAF scale so the program can do the mulitplications for you. This way, we don't have to manually multiply each cell.

Also consider showing us how many (or what percentage of the log) contains each voltage step. This way we know how reliable the number is.

Thank you for the suggestions. I will see what I can do to make it easier to use.

 

[Kooldino]

The file size limit is becoming a headache.

Make sure all of the php limits on the server are also at least 5MB.

http://drupal.org/node/97193

 

[Kooldino]

Trimmed down the file to 1.8MB...

Grrr...

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 24 bytes) in /home/a8052369/public_html/mafcal.php on line 95

 

[midnightmirror]

Maybe I'm just stupid or slow because I can't get this app to work at all.

 

[Brian303]

The default memory limits in php.ini are pretty low. I had the same problem importing large csv's via php in a project I am working on. I believe I "boosted" mine all the way to
memory_limit = 1024M;

 

[jyamona]

This program is WAY too picky about the headers.

Even if I copy and paste the format of the headers from your spec on the page (Evoscan ---> MAF,CruiseLTFT,STFT), it still won't accept it. If I change the first to MAF Voltage, it works.

Why not just do a string search for the word "MAF". If that word is in the column, then you know it must be what you're looking for. Ditto for ltft and stft.

Also - suggestions:

Consider allowing the user to paste in his current MAF scale so the program can do the mulitplications for you. This way, we don't have to manually multiply each cell.

Also consider showing us how many (or what percentage of the log) contains each voltage step. This way we know how reliable the number is.

Suggestion - have it spit out the average multiplier for 1v-2.66v. This would be handy for the first go-round when you're just getting things ballparked before you want to multiply each cell independently.

+1 those are both excellent suggestions!

 

[drkramm]

i think it works great ! i haven't had a single issue yet ! i might have to make one in vb when i get bored one of these rainy weekends

 

[Kooldino]

There are problems with the output of this program. If you manually crunch the data, you'll see that AT TIMES it will recommend multiplying your scale by a number > 1 when it should really be < 1. This needs more testing...and it explains some things about my experience with it.

Also, not to threadjack, but I started developing an offline maf scaling java app:
http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1090352#post1090352

 

[chetrickerman]

The app isnt working at all no matter what size the log is