I'm programing this little user interface. I would like it to be able to receive and display data received on the serial port, and I would also like to have the user hit keys to various different...
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I'm programing this little user interface. I would like it to be able to receive and display data received on the serial port, and I would also like to have the user hit keys to various different...
Hey!
So, I'm chest deep in this project, and I've gotten into a bit of trouble.
The project is basically a small network operating system that will manage the communcations between a bunch of...
Rocken!
Thanks fellas.
I'm up and running!
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Ok,
Read the faq. Always good advice. Looks to me as though what I am really looking for here is the curses.h library.
My computer has got a curses.h file! I went online and got a little...
Thanks man,
I'm working on the OSX command line, so for all intents and purposes BSD.
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Hey,
So I've got this program that I'm writing that controls various things happening on screen. Nothing fancy, just an ascii interface of sorts.
Anyway, I've been using the fgetc and fgets...
Thanks guys! I didn't know about the "isprint()" function. That clears things up nicely!
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So, I've got this buffer that I want to print out byte by byte. When the buffer contains a string, everthing works just fine, but then I want to encode the buffer, and print it out again. I don't...
Thanks Bro!!!
That did the trick! As I am pretty new to all this... and more or less just hacking through this as best I can, I really didn't know that stuff. Now I do. Giddy up!
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This is a probelm that I faced just a couple days ago.
I used sprintf to convert back to a string like this
char *number;
int i = 100;
Hi!
I'm new here, but I've spent the last couple hours searching your archives, and this llooks like a really terrific forum!!!!
I am working on a project that has my computer communicating...