Reputation: 5558
I have the following binary (something):
test = b'40000000111E0C09'
Every two digits is a hexadecimal number I want out, so the following is clearer than the above:
test = b'40 00 00 00 11 1E 0C 09'
0x40 = 64 in decimal
0x00 = 0 in decimal
0x11 = 17 in decimal
0x1E = 30 in decimal
You get the idea.
How can I use struct.unpack(fmt, binary)
to get the values out? I ask about struct.unpack()
because it gets more complicated... I have a little-endian 4-byte integer in there... The last four bytes were:
b'11 1E 0C 09'
What is the above in decimal, assuming it's little-endian?
Thanks a lot! This is actually from a CAN bus, which I'm accessing as a serial port (frustrating stuff..)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 308
Reputation: 195428
Assuming you have string b'40000000111E0C09'
, you can use codecs.decode()
with hex parameter to decode it to bytes form:
import struct
from codecs import decode
test = b'40000000111E0C09'
test_decoded = decode(test, 'hex') # from hex string to bytes
for i in test_decoded:
print('{:#04x} {}'.format(i, i))
Prints:
0x40 64
0x00 0
0x00 0
0x00 0
0x11 17
0x1e 30
0x0c 12
0x09 9
To get last four bytes as UINT32 (little-endian), you can do then (struct
docs)
print( struct.unpack('<I', test_decoded[-4:]) )
Prints:
(151789073,)
Upvotes: 1