McBooCzech wrote: > So do I have to save to the file first and analyze later on?
Certainly not. > Or there is an other way how to process it (read from the serial and > analyze data) on the fly? I've never used py-serial, so I was hoping someone else would jump in with the best way to do this (or perhaps you can find it in the documentation). One way would be to use the iter() built-in to make it into an iterable, like this: iterable = iter(s.readline, "") Note that you do not call s.readline() here; you are only supplying the bound method itself as an argument. iter() will call it later. I'm assuming that s.readline returns an empty string when there is no more input. Please replace that with whatever end sentinel it actually uses. (None?) Another way would be to use s.readlines(), which returns a list, which is iterable, but you would have to wait until the entire list were collected before beginning processing. -- Michael Hoffman -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
