Hey guys!
I am working with the Serial Library at the moment and I have got two suggestions for this class.
1.) A Method called write, taking a pointer to a char array and a number of bytes. Then it is sending putc-like all chars in the char array.
ATM i use this method for it:
void SerialWrite(Serial & S, const char * pBuffer, int NumBytes)
{
//Send Data
for(int i= 0; i < NumBytes; i++)
S.putc(Buffer[i]);
}
2.) An other Attach-method, that is not calling the attached callback function every time a new byte is coming in. Instead it should buffer until a special char is coming in. This would be usefull, when you are working with GPS devices using the NMEA standard for example. Those devices are sending packets beginning with '$' and ending with '\n'.
The project "processing" based on Java has such functionality.
Is it possible for you to add such code?
Hey guys! I am working with the Serial Library at the moment and I have got two suggestions for this class.
1.) A Method called write, taking a pointer to a char array and a number of bytes. Then it is sending putc-like all chars in the char array. ATM i use this method for it:
void SerialWrite(Serial & S, const char * pBuffer, int NumBytes) { //Send Data for(int i= 0; i < NumBytes; i++) S.putc(Buffer[i]); }2.) An other Attach-method, that is not calling the attached callback function every time a new byte is coming in. Instead it should buffer until a special char is coming in. This would be usefull, when you are working with GPS devices using the NMEA standard for example. Those devices are sending packets beginning with '$' and ending with '\n'. The project "processing" based on Java has such functionality.
Is it possible for you to add such code?