| ??? 07/10/09 12:15 Read: times |
#167004 - In VB Responding to: ???'s previous message |
In VB6 make sure to set the InputMode property of the MSComm Control to 1 - comInputModeBinary.
VB6 can actually handle having zero bytes in strings because it does not use this as a string delimiter (as like In C) but you would be highly advised to receive binary input mode data into a BYTE array. I would make any BYTE array I used be much larger than just 3 bytes to make good and sure that I didn't overflow the bounds of the data area. If you want most control over the input data flow in input mode binary set the InputLen property of MSComm control to 1 and read the .Input into a scalar variable declared as BYTE. Then move this byte into an array of BYTE as convenient to your program design. Michael Karas |
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