microbit file system with JavaScript












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I'm trying to write to serial:



input.onButtonPressed(Button.B, function () { 
basic.showNumber(1)
serial.redirectToUSB()
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
let my_data = "output.txt"
files.appendLine( my_data, "lll,lll,dddl,ll099" )
files.readToSerial(my_data)


})



I followed tutorial on:
https://www.dendrite.me/media/output/mediaid/5a13f86908d73406ab61317c



and when I say:
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
It works great and I see it in tera term "dit is een test1"
but when I try to do it like this:
files.readToSerial(my_data)
nothing is showed :(
In the simulator it works, but on Micro:bit it doesn't show up.










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  • Have you tried to read my-data a line at a time and writing each line with serial.writeLine

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:28











  • yes it gives me just variable name back and not the file :(

    – user1405338
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:29











  • There are many bugs with file and serial. I have just produced the same blocks as in op but with the addition of a for ever block with show number 6 in there, not only does the 6 not display, but the microbit also does nothing when i click button b. I have raised this as a bug on Github

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 24 '18 at 0:35
















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I'm trying to write to serial:



input.onButtonPressed(Button.B, function () { 
basic.showNumber(1)
serial.redirectToUSB()
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
let my_data = "output.txt"
files.appendLine( my_data, "lll,lll,dddl,ll099" )
files.readToSerial(my_data)


})



I followed tutorial on:
https://www.dendrite.me/media/output/mediaid/5a13f86908d73406ab61317c



and when I say:
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
It works great and I see it in tera term "dit is een test1"
but when I try to do it like this:
files.readToSerial(my_data)
nothing is showed :(
In the simulator it works, but on Micro:bit it doesn't show up.










share|improve this question























  • Have you tried to read my-data a line at a time and writing each line with serial.writeLine

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:28











  • yes it gives me just variable name back and not the file :(

    – user1405338
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:29











  • There are many bugs with file and serial. I have just produced the same blocks as in op but with the addition of a for ever block with show number 6 in there, not only does the 6 not display, but the microbit also does nothing when i click button b. I have raised this as a bug on Github

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 24 '18 at 0:35














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I'm trying to write to serial:



input.onButtonPressed(Button.B, function () { 
basic.showNumber(1)
serial.redirectToUSB()
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
let my_data = "output.txt"
files.appendLine( my_data, "lll,lll,dddl,ll099" )
files.readToSerial(my_data)


})



I followed tutorial on:
https://www.dendrite.me/media/output/mediaid/5a13f86908d73406ab61317c



and when I say:
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
It works great and I see it in tera term "dit is een test1"
but when I try to do it like this:
files.readToSerial(my_data)
nothing is showed :(
In the simulator it works, but on Micro:bit it doesn't show up.










share|improve this question














I'm trying to write to serial:



input.onButtonPressed(Button.B, function () { 
basic.showNumber(1)
serial.redirectToUSB()
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
let my_data = "output.txt"
files.appendLine( my_data, "lll,lll,dddl,ll099" )
files.readToSerial(my_data)


})



I followed tutorial on:
https://www.dendrite.me/media/output/mediaid/5a13f86908d73406ab61317c



and when I say:
serial.writeLine("dit is een test1")
It works great and I see it in tera term "dit is een test1"
but when I try to do it like this:
files.readToSerial(my_data)
nothing is showed :(
In the simulator it works, but on Micro:bit it doesn't show up.







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  • Have you tried to read my-data a line at a time and writing each line with serial.writeLine

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:28











  • yes it gives me just variable name back and not the file :(

    – user1405338
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:29











  • There are many bugs with file and serial. I have just produced the same blocks as in op but with the addition of a for ever block with show number 6 in there, not only does the 6 not display, but the microbit also does nothing when i click button b. I have raised this as a bug on Github

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 24 '18 at 0:35



















  • Have you tried to read my-data a line at a time and writing each line with serial.writeLine

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:28











  • yes it gives me just variable name back and not the file :(

    – user1405338
    Nov 22 '18 at 18:29











  • There are many bugs with file and serial. I have just produced the same blocks as in op but with the addition of a for ever block with show number 6 in there, not only does the 6 not display, but the microbit also does nothing when i click button b. I have raised this as a bug on Github

    – rhubarbdog
    Nov 24 '18 at 0:35

















Have you tried to read my-data a line at a time and writing each line with serial.writeLine

– rhubarbdog
Nov 22 '18 at 14:28





Have you tried to read my-data a line at a time and writing each line with serial.writeLine

– rhubarbdog
Nov 22 '18 at 14:28













yes it gives me just variable name back and not the file :(

– user1405338
Nov 22 '18 at 18:29





yes it gives me just variable name back and not the file :(

– user1405338
Nov 22 '18 at 18:29













There are many bugs with file and serial. I have just produced the same blocks as in op but with the addition of a for ever block with show number 6 in there, not only does the 6 not display, but the microbit also does nothing when i click button b. I have raised this as a bug on Github

– rhubarbdog
Nov 24 '18 at 0:35





There are many bugs with file and serial. I have just produced the same blocks as in op but with the addition of a for ever block with show number 6 in there, not only does the 6 not display, but the microbit also does nothing when i click button b. I have raised this as a bug on Github

– rhubarbdog
Nov 24 '18 at 0:35












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The files module is at best a beta edition.
Makecode have advised not to use it, it's unsupported.
Have you tried micropython, it has good support for file system. There is also serial support, but i have little knowledge of it






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    The files module is at best a beta edition.
    Makecode have advised not to use it, it's unsupported.
    Have you tried micropython, it has good support for file system. There is also serial support, but i have little knowledge of it






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      Have you tried micropython, it has good support for file system. There is also serial support, but i have little knowledge of it






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        Have you tried micropython, it has good support for file system. There is also serial support, but i have little knowledge of it






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        Have you tried micropython, it has good support for file system. There is also serial support, but i have little knowledge of it







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