On 10月12日, 上午1时13分, Terry Reedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Unknown wrote: > > On2008-10-11,zxo102<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> I have a system. An instrument attched to 'com1' is wireless connected > >> to many sensors at different locations. The instrument can forward > >> the "commands" (from pyserial's write()) to those sensors. Based on > >> the "commands", the sensors keep sending corresponding data back to > >> the instrument which wraps up those data and put into "com1" . The > >> readlines() of pyserial pick up those data for processing. > >> The data ?string' does not have "\n". > > Do you have the option of having the instrument insert them between > readings? > > > > > If the data you're reading doesn't contain "\n", then you can't > > use readline() or readlines(). > > Use .read() instead.
I can not have the instrument insert "\n" between readings. That is out of my control. I can try read(). Thanks. Ouyang -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
