Si Ballenger wrote: > > Per what was posted (below), it appears that the the appropriate > data is being received. [snip] > > Here is an example output: > > M 37 79 3 4 59 124 86 25 > ['59', '123', '87', '25', 'M', '37', '79', '3', '4', '59', > '124', '86', '25', 'M > '] > M 38 77 3 2 59 124 86 25 > ['39', '85', '26', 'M', '38', '77', '3', '2', '59', '124', '86', > '25', 'M', '38' > , '7']
Based on the split() results (presumably much more reliable than the "print reading" results) what appears to me is: fragment '59', '123', '87', '25' packet 'M', '37', '79', '3', '4', '59', '124', '86', '25' fragment 'M', '39' [see note] fragment '85', '26' packet 'M', '38', '77', '3', '2', '59', '124', '86', '25', fragment 'M', '38' [note] the 39 obviously aligns with the 37 and 38s, not with the 123 and 124s. However the boundary of the 2 split() results lies before the 39, not after. Puzzling. In any case, I wouldn't call that "the appropriate data is being received" -- looks like chunks missing to me. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
