g) is the incorrect thinking
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going to use byte[] array
> then byte[0] = 2 is the equivalent.
> Using escape (like HTML encoding) is the incorrect thinking
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Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Serial Port issues and events.
> Alexie,
>
> Not really. This is my first attempt at a binary-exchange over serial in
> Gambas. Can't also find out the old G3 examples that might have existed
> about this and my web searches were unsuccessful.
>
Alexie,
Not really. This is my first attempt at a binary-exchange over serial in
Gambas. Can't also find out the old G3 examples that might have existed
about this and my web searches were unsuccessful.
So, if you could point me to some example code to read a Byte[], I'll be
grateful. My attempts
Do you have a better/working example? Using multiple serialport works fine
in Gambas (we use it in DomotiGa). You can read byte for byte, or read it
into an array (latter one i recommend). Then you just loop through the
array until you find STX/ETX characters ;-)
2016-06-30 12:17 GMT+02:00 zxMarce
