[Mono-dev] SerialPort auto-inserts carriage return

[Petit Eric]

2008/9/13 mikaelwikman <mail at mikaelwikman.se>:
>
> Hi,
>
> Im using a System.IO.Ports.SerialPort to communicate with an embedded system
> currently being developed where i work. The ES uses a binary protocol, so
> the data is not ascii and do not use newlines.
>
> The strange thing is this; For every byte with the value 10 (linefeed) an
> extra byte with value 13 (carriage return) is inserted into the stream im
> reading from, totally messes up the protocol.
>
> So: <10> becomes <13><10>, and also <13><10> becomes <13><13><10>.
>
> I'm running Linux, the code has not been tested using .NET
>
> Some of my code:
>
>            SerialPort serialB = new SerialPort()
>
>            serialB.BaudRate = 115200;
>            serialB.DtrEnable = true;
>            serialB.PortName = "/dev/ttyUSB0";
>            serialB.ReadTimeout = 5;
>
>            (...)
>
>            byte[] data = new byte[serialB.BytesToRead];
>            serialB.Read(data, 0, serialB.BytesToRead);
>
>
> I'm thinking this is either a bug or there is some setting which turns this
> off. Appreciate any help, thanks!
There is really long time i used serial port, but from my memory there
is something like serialB.EndOfLine no ?
in this case yu just need to set it null
also with ASCII there was readline or read, so read normaly don't add
endline, en so after UTF8.getbyte(str)
Also for reading purpose i suggest you to use the serial port event,
data receveid (need callback of async task)

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