[Gambas-user] Serial port control

Randall Morgan rmorgan62 at ...626...
Mon Dec 23 03:09:23 CET 2013


As I recall gb serial is steam based and so you would handle buffers via
the stream not the serial object.


On Sun, Dec 22, 2013 at 3:01 PM, Carl Nilsson <nilsson at ...1979...> wrote:

> G'day all:
> Now with Gambas 3 installed, I want to get on with porting my running
> software from VB6/Windows.  It requires processing multiple streams
> of binary serial data from attached devices.  The serial control in
> gambas 3 does not seem up to the job, in so far as the available
> properties lack the elements I use under VB MScomm.  In addition to
> the basic ones, these are inbuffer.size, outbuffer.size,
> inbuffer.count, inputMode, input Len(gth), PortOpen and, in
> particular, R Threshold and S Threshold.  The latter R/S Thresholds
> are very useful in allowing the software to get on with other
> processing while the buffers are filling - at least that is my
> understanding.
> I ask if whoever wrote the gambas serial control has any plans to
> expand it's functionality to the MScomm level in the foreseeable
> future or can someone point me to another more comprehensive control
> I could use with gambas?
> Carl
>
> Carl S Nilsson
> 137 Gordons Hill Road
> Lindisfarne, Tas.
> Australia 7015
>
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