Hi James,
I use Scilab to control an oscilloscope. Mine is connected to a serial port not
a TCP socket but I have had problems with CR LF.
You could look at the TCL 'configure' command.
When I open the serial port I use something like:
TCL_EvalStr("fconfigure $serialport -translation binary");
so that TCL doesn't automatically add CR LF, then I add them, as required, to
the string I'm sending.
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-----Original Message-----
From: users <users-boun...@lists.scilab.org> On Behalf Of James Holland
Sent: 21 June 2018 21:23
To: users@lists.scilab.org
Subject: Re: [Scilab-users] Sockets in scilab 6.0
This is my code:
// Exemple avec Socket
SOCKET_open(1,"192.168.1.72",3000);
SOCKET_write(1,["*IDN?"]);
SOCKET_read(1)
SOCKET_close(1);
I've modified the write routine from this:
function SOCKET_write(id,commande)
TCL_EvalStr([ "puts $tclsocket"+string(id)+"
"""+commande+ascii(10)+"""";
"flush $tclsocket"+string(id)]);
endfunction
to this:
function SOCKET_write(id,commande)
TCL_EvalStr([ "puts $tclsocket"+string(id)+"" ""+commande+"";
"flush $tclsocket"+string(id)]);
endfunction
That has already removed some spurious LF/CRs.
Putty also works OK and doesn't add the CR/LF at the end.
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