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Comment #5 by Gianfranco COSTAMAGNA:
great success!
I did just take a part of the patch, I clicked on unified view on the commit I
guess, and this split the patch into three :)
and I copied the first lol
All hashed or ciphered
I have tried this using gb.gui/gb.gtk3/gb.qt4 and it fails, is this a bug?
Public Sub Button1_Click()
SpinBox1.Enabled = False 'O.K.
SpinBar1.Enabled = False 'Doesn't work
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Comment #4 by Tobias BOEGE:
I suppose that the c_digest.c file has a wrong version (if you use some
automatic build system, does it maybe revert patches to match their known
checksums?) because c_digest.c line 138 contains a com
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> Thanks Benoit for Gambas3
> Thanks Fabien for gb.form.terminal
> Thanks Benoit and Fabien for gb.form.terminal
>The terminal idea is from me but most of the code is from Beno?t.
I did not know Fabien.
Benoit, thank you for gb.form.terminal and congratulations to Gambas3
development team, excell
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Comment #3 by Gianfranco COSTAMAGNA:
I commented the ctx on c_digest.c, opened the test project, clicked on "play"
button and the attached image is the result.
Note: I'm using 3.8.4 with the patch on your commit (applies cleanly
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Comment #2 by Gianfranco COSTAMAGNA:
E_BUILDFAILURE:
c_digest.c: In function 'DigestMethod_Hash':
c_digest.c:138:13: error: storage size of 'ctx' isn't known
EVP_MD_CTX ctx;
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To read into an array, do something like:
Public Sub SerialPort_Read()
Dim aData As New Byte[]
Dim iLen As Integer
iLen = Lof(Last)
aData.Resize(iLen)
Try aData.Read(Last, 0, iLen)
End
2016-06-30 17:44 GMT+02:00 ML :
> Fernando,
>
> I know what you mean. In my case I just wanted to
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Comment #1 by Tobias BOEGE:
Thanks for the report. I need your assistance with this because I have only
stable openssl
available. Could you try to compile the latest revision #7806 and tell me if it
works?
By "works" I mean comp
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Fernando,
I know what you mean. In my case I just wanted to show in the examples
which bytes come and go through the port.
I do know 0x02 (&H2 for Gambas) is a single byte with value 2. I'm not
transmitting "0-x-0-2" over the wire as 4 bytes, I'm just transmitting a
string whose first character ha
I've done extensive work with the serial port for a dozen years
with 100% success 24 hour operation.
Sometimes people get mixed up with "0x02" thinking it's binary.
That is 4 characters ascii.
I prefer to use chr(2) to create a 1 length string binary 2.
If you're going to use byte[] array
then byt
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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
Hi there. Using Gambas 3.8.4 from PPA on Ubuntu 14.04 x64.
I'm having issues with serial ports. I have a USB to 4 RS232C hub adapter.
It is working on a virtual Windows machine, reading and writing as it is
supposed to do. The connected device (using one port only) is a Magnetic
Card Encoder that
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Summary
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gambas3 build failure with openssl 1.1
Type : Bug
Priority : Medium
Gambas version : Unknown
Product : Unknown
Description
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gambas3 build failure with openssl 1.1
Type : Bug
Priority : Medium
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