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Dear Developer,
thanks for this lib that I use constantly in few of my open projects. I have written a simple function to send a specific string to a custom device
bool sendData(const string &_data) { if (m_serial->isOpen()) { if (m_serial->write(_data) > 0) { return true; } } return false; }
where m_serial is a serial lib port object well initialized. This function works always, any string I send is fine, except the #
if I send the #, it get stuck in win.cc at line 352
if (!WriteFile(fd_, data, static_cast(length), &bytes_written, NULL)) {
no debug errors, just stay there forever. Aapplication running on windows 10, and compiled using MSVC 2015.
Do you have any clue on the possible reason? Thanks Mauro
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Dear Developer,
thanks for this lib that I use constantly in few of my open projects.
I have written a simple function to send a specific string to a custom device
bool sendData(const string &_data) {
if (m_serial->isOpen()) {
if (m_serial->write(_data) > 0) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
where m_serial is a serial lib port object well initialized.
This function works always, any string I send is fine, except the #
if I send the #, it get stuck in win.cc at line 352
if (!WriteFile(fd_, data, static_cast(length), &bytes_written, NULL)) {
no debug errors, just stay there forever.
Aapplication running on windows 10, and compiled using MSVC 2015.
Do you have any clue on the possible reason?
Thanks
Mauro
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: