20 minutes ago, Gilbert Martinez wrote:
> Thanks for the advice; consistent with your recommendations and those of Mr.
> Cleis, I will re-implement this using write-bytes rather attempting to display
> a string.
>
> My working VB code required the carriage-return linefeed character in order to
> work properly ( .WriteLine("V00" & vbCrLf) ). I'll attempt various line
> terminations and, failing all else, I'll check the pins with a scopemeter to
> see the characters transmitted and go from there.
Your original code didn't have a CRLF -- both `displayln' and the "~n"
format strings show only an LF (even though you've used the latter to
show the input). To display CRLF, you need to write that explicitly:
(fprintf out "V00\r\n")
Also, it's a good idea to start using (flush-output out) to avoid
surprises in the future.
And BTW, "\t" is a tab -- you don't need to use `#\tab'...
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