Well, as Nick said: no problemo. Go wild!
On Fri, 2019-03-08 at 06:52 -0800, Mark Gannet wrote:
> Thank you. Basically, I want to take something like the burst tagger
> block but copy the item from the 1st input to the output buffer only
> when a condition is met on the 2nd input rather than
Thank you. Basically, I want to take something like the burst tagger block
but copy the item from the 1st input to the output buffer only when a
condition is met on the 2nd input rather than just append a tag to the
stream. The number of times that condition is met will vary but should be
Sure, no problem, use a gr::block. Just call consume() to tell the
scheduler how many items you consumed, and return the number of samples you
produced -- subject to the size of the output buffer. general_work() gets
the size of your input and output buffers from ninput_items and
noutput_items.
Is it possible to write a custom block that only copies items to the output
buffer if they meet a certain criterion? I'm thinking of something like a
"keep m of n" block but where there is no knowledge of the number of items
that will be written to the output buffer when entering the work
