Thanks very much Ron :-)
On 01/06/15 22:57, Ron wrote:
> Onboard serial ports show themselves as /dev/ttyS0-4, so maybe you can
> tighten the filter.
>
> We prefer to use the /dev/serial/by-id/* links since those don't
> change after reboots, where as the normal /dev/tty device do. (with
> usb int
Onboard serial ports show themselves as /dev/ttyS0-4, so maybe you can
tighten the filter.
We prefer to use the /dev/serial/by-id/* links since those don't
change after reboots, where as the normal /dev/tty device do. (with
usb interfaces)
That's why you see extra code to read the links, you can l
ok this works for me "tty[ACM*,USB*]"
On 01/06/15 22:20, Shane wrote:
> Thanks heaps this is exactly what i wanted.
> just one thing i get some 30 odd ttys's and I'm sure there all not
> usable serial ports but this is not a problem for me i can just use the
> ones with values
> also i would have
Thanks heaps this is exactly what i wanted.
just one thing i get some 30 odd ttys's and I'm sure there all not
usable serial ports but this is not a problem for me i can just use the
ones with values
also i would have thought that a filter of 'tty[ACM|USB]*' would stop this
On 01/06/15 21:55, R
https://domotiga.nl/projects/domotiga/repository/revisions/master/entry/DomotiGa3/.src/Util.module#L218
Where argument are '/dev/', 'tty[ACM|S|USB]*'
Regards,
Ron.
2015-06-01 13:31 GMT+02:00 Benoît Minisini :
> Le 01/06/2015 12:23, Shane a écrit :
>> what would be the best way to make a list of
Le 01/06/2015 12:23, Shane a écrit :
> what would be the best way to make a list of available serial ports in a
> gambas program?
>
> thanks Shane
>
Does anyone have an idea?
ls /dev/lp* maybe?
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> Hi,
>
> after not being active with Gambas for some time now. I am thinking of
> making a program with it.
>
> I am learning products from http://www.byvac.com especially the BV513,
> which is PIC-based microcontroller programmed in basic.
&
Hello,
In the examples you find one for the serial port: Open Example \ Networking
\ SerialPort. It shows the basics.
You can send commands from your code (by taking them for example from a
textbox filled by the user) with PRINT or WRITE, you can read from the
serial port with READ.
Regards, Rob
Hi,
after not being active with Gambas for some time now. I am thinking of
making a program with it.
I am learning products from http://www.byvac.com especially the BV513,
which is PIC-based microcontroller programmed in basic.
The sofware from Byvac is for Windows only. I tried with minicom but
