OK, understood. Thank you.
2009/2/16 Lukas Gebauer :
>> Thanks Lukas, but you kind of lost me there.
>>
>> I'm using BCB 2006 and the data is stored as regular ANSI into a
>> StringList. Can I then use
>>
>> pMM->AddPartTextEx( pStringList, NULL, UTF_8, true, ME_8BIT );
>
> Well, you must use co
> Thanks Lukas, but you kind of lost me there.
>
> I'm using BCB 2006 and the data is stored as regular ANSI into a
> StringList. Can I then use
>
> pMM->AddPartTextEx( pStringList, NULL, UTF_8, true, ME_8BIT );
Well, you must use correct encoding...
If you use:
pMM->AddPartTextEx( pStringLis
Thanks Lukas, but you kind of lost me there.
I'm using BCB 2006 and the data is stored as regular ANSI into a
StringList. Can I then use
pMM->AddPartTextEx( pStringList, NULL, UTF_8, true, ME_8BIT );
2009/2/16 Lukas Gebauer :
>> pMM->AddPartTextEx( pStringList, NULL, ISO_8859_1, true, ME_
Hi Paul,
Brilliant - that solved the issue. So it seems the lock file was the issue
then.
Thank you for the help!
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 6:28 PM, Paul Breneman wrote:
> Werner,
>
> > But the Application applying the above configuration does not work. What
> I
> > am doing wrong when configurin
Werner,
> But the Application applying the above configuration does not work. What I
> am doing wrong when configuring the port using Synaser vs that applied by
> Minicom?
Maybe try this *before* the Connect statement?
SerialObj..LinuxLock := false;
The 3 files on this page use SynaSer and wo
Hi Lukas, Marrku,
Thank you for the information. I understand this could be the affect but
currently do not know what I am doing wrong.
In minicom I have the serial port configured as:
Port: /dev/ttyS1
Baud: 57600
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop Bits: 1
Hardware flow Control: none
Software flow co
> Am I allowed to distribute the two SynaSer source files (slightly
> modified) this way?
Yes, of course!
This is reason, why all files have header with version, contact and
license. You can get any file form Synapse/synaser and distribute it
freely as you wish, just do not delete header of sou
> pMM->AddPartTextEx( pStringList, NULL, ISO_8859_1, true, ME_8BIT );
>
> Is is possible to change that line so that all current English users
> and the new Greek user would be supported? Or is it not as easy as
> that?
Best way is use unicode, especially UTF-8 encoding. It can contain
all ch
> When I connect to view the data in Minicom, I can see the Binary data
> being received. I then close Minicom and run my application that can
> process this binary data and everything works fine to this point. When
> I stop my application and restart it, I get the error "Bad file
> number" when tr
Hello
I'm still using BCB2006 and I haven't yet had to look at character
encoding...until now.
I've been using Synapse and TMineMess to email text and html emails
with attachments etc with much success, however, I now have a Greek
customer and their Greek characters are not being sent. I'm hopin
Werner Hauptfleisch wrote:
> SerialObj.Config('9600',8,'N',1,false,false)
Hmm... You're requesting 1½ stop bits on purpose?
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Hi,
I think the best way is to query the modem with some AT command and then to
monitor the value of LastError that is returned?
Regards,
W
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 7:56 AM, Petros Tavridis
wrote:
> Hi. What's the best way for a service application to detect if a
> connection to TBlockSerial h
Hi Synalist,
I have stumbled across an interesting problem when using Synaser to connect
to a Serial port. I think this might be hardware related and maybe someone
has a solution:
I am using a Advantech PC104 board that has 2 serial RS232 ports and have
Linux loaded as the OS. To this I connect a
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