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…0) [0|204] "Km/h" DEVICE1,DEVICE2,DEVICE3 - multiple whitespaces at the end: SG_ TEMPERATURE : 48|16@1+ (0.01,-40) [-40|125] "C" DEVICE1,DEVICE2,DEVICE3
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I did not find any documentation about the dbc which describes which characters are allowed and which not |
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I think this was my original reference used (http://mcu.so/Microcontroller/Automotive/dbc-file-format-documentation_compress.pdf). The standard isn't really well defined and sort of custom sometimes I have found. I did / still do use the https://pypi.org/project/cantools/ as a reference for how they parse DBC files. |
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Ah cool I searched for something like this, but indeed there is nothing which characters are allowed and which not. |
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merged into #9 |
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It seems to be that the second case will be also parsed without the +, but I don't understand why, maybe you have an idea