Since frames/signals are constructed in the XNET Database editor, I'm assuming there is a tidy way to get at those for when you want to encode/decode frame payloads.
For example, assume I have a CAN frame called "FRAME" which has a payload size of 1 byte.
Additionally, FRAME has two signals called "UPPER" and "LOWER" which correspond to the upper and lower nibbles of the payload byte, respectively.
Is there some way that I can access this structure so that I can easily build this payload? Can I somehow read this info as a cluster and then bundle it to create my payload?
It seems there must be some more elegant way than doing a bunch of shifting/masking, etc, especially since the structure already exists inside the DB.
Thanks for your help.
