On 08/10/2014 10:38 AM, Alex Kleider wrote:
On 2014-08-10 06:41, Ken G. wrote:
Receiving the following error from the terminal screen:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "Blood Pressure05Print45.py", line 95, in <module>
pr.write(totalSystolic)
TypeError: expected a character buffer object
Portion of strip:
=================
pr.write (" "), pr.write (pulse), pr.write ("\n")
totalSystolic = totalSystolic + int(systolic)
totalDiastolic = totalDiastolic + int(diastolic)
totalPulse = totalPulse + int(pulse)
file1.close()
print
print totalSystolic, totalDiastolic, totalPulse
# sys.exit()
pr.write(totalSystolic)
# pr.write(totalDiastolic)
# pr.write(totalPulse)
==========================
I know that totalSystolic is 1018, totalDiastolic is 469 and
totalPulse is 465.
I can not figure out why pr.write won't print out 1018 on paper.
Using Python 2.7 on Ubuntu 12.04.5 and using Geany to process the strip.
Thanks for your suggestion.
Ken
I'm guessing that you've defined pr.write(<string>) to take a string
object but have fed it an integer- hence type error: try
pr.write(str(totalSystolic))
instead of just pr.write(totalSystolic)
By the way, those are incredibly high numbers! What units are you using?
Thank you, I will try pr.write(str(totalSystolic)). As for the high
numbers, they are a total of 8 readings, therefore,
Systolic: 1018/8 = 127.25
Diastolic: 469/8 = 58.625
Pulse: 465/8 = 58.125
Again, thanks.
Ken
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