Would you be able to show some code? Especially where you are sending the two words.
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Browse All TopicsDeveloping an application that is utilizing serial communication (TAPI). I am using PortCtroller.NEt (http://www.scientificcomp
"GoG"
"et"
Any idea how to resolve this?
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by: logic_chopperPosted on 2009-07-31 at 17:10:45ID: 24993448
So are you saying that you are using the OnDataReceived event and that it is being called twice, once with "GoG" and then next with "et"? I'm not very familiar with this library however what looks like is happening is that there is no "packetization" support at the level you are using the library. So for example, what you would want is that you receive an event when an entire packet is received, e.g. GoAhead or GoGet. What I suggest is that you append a special character to your commands, like ";" and then use the OnEventCharReceived event which will enable you to read the entire packet in one go. So you would set enablereadoneventchar to true and eventchar to ; and then send GoGet; and GoAhead; to the server. When the server receives a ; the OnEventCharReceived event would be called.