hxSerial

hxSerial is a library for serial port communication in Haxe (C++/Neko target).
http://github.com/andyli/hxSerial

To install, run:

haxelib install hxSerial 0.1.2 

See using Haxelib in Haxelib documentation for more information.

README.md

hxSerial

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hxSerial is a library for serial communication in Haxe (C++/Neko target). It is based on ofSerial in OpenFrameworks.

Download and Install

The most easy and proper way is from haxelib:

haxelib install hxSerial

Or you can download/checkout the source from the github repo.

How to use

Create a Serial object, given its device name and speed (in bits per second, ie.baud):

var serialObj = new hxSerial.Serial("/dev/tty.usbserial-A4001tkb",9600);

The device name above is something you will get in Mac. For Windows, it should be something like "COM7". For Linux (e.g. Ubuntu), it should be similar to "/dev/ttyUSB0".

You can check the device names by trace(hxSerial.Serial.getDeviceList()).

You can then read/write to the device using the readByte/writeByte method.

Note that you must read from the serial after setup. If the serial input is accumulated for too long, it will slow down the whole system.

Writing

For writing, writeByte() returns true if the operation is successful. writeBytes() returns the number of bytes it writes.

Reading

For reading, you first check the number of bytes arrived by calling available(). If the amount of bytes you needed is enough, call readByte() to get a single byte as Int or call readBytes() to get multiple bytes as String.

change log

version 0.1.2

Fixes for haxe 3.1.3 and hxcpp 3.1.39.

version 0.1.1

Fixed memory leak and added Neko support.

version 0.1.0

First release. Supports Windows/Mac/Linux.

Contributors
andyli
Version
0.1.2
Published
10 years ago
License
BSD

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