On 6/16/09 12:37 PM, Nestor A. Diaz wrote:
> Hello, i had wrapper the loseConnection method, but it still throws the
> same excepcion:
>
> class MySerialPort ( SerialPort ) :
>
> def __init__(self, the_protocol, port, reactor):
> # type, host and port are used for my own purposes.
>
Hello, i had wrapper the loseConnection method, but it still throws the
same excepcion:
class MySerialPort ( SerialPort ) :
def __init__(self, the_protocol, port, reactor):
# type, host and port are used for my own purposes.
self.type = "Local"
self.host = None
self.p
On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 22:26:48 +0100, James Mansion
wrote:
>gl...@divmod.com wrote:
>> Since I'm seeing more and more messages where someone is top-posting, I
>> think it might be helpful if we sent a more specific example of a
>>
>You could try not being anal about it. In 2 decades working in
>in
gl...@divmod.com wrote:
> Since I'm seeing more and more messages where someone is top-posting, I
> think it might be helpful if we sent a more specific example of a
>
You could try not being anal about it. In 2 decades working in
investment banks I
don't think I've seen a work evironment wh
2009/6/11 Jean-Paul Calderone :
>
> Do you have an example which demonstrates the problem? There's no way to
> know why you encounter the problem without knowing what your program is
> doing.
>
I am developing a program which verifies every PCB in manufacturing factory.
The tester (WindowsXP user
On Thu, 11 Jun 2009 08:11:42 +, biziap biziap wrote:
>>>Maybe you can try to call transport.flushInput(), transport.flushOutput()
>>>before loseConnection().
>>>
>>
>> No, this is wrong. Do not call these methods, ever.
>>
>
>I have experienced the same problem,
>by calling the flashOutput, f
>>Maybe you can try to call transport.flushInput(), transport.flushOutput()
>>before loseConnection().
>>
>
> No, this is wrong. Do not call these methods, ever.
>
I have experienced the same problem,
by calling the flashOutput, flashInput solved that problem in my case.
Maybe it is a workaround.
On 10 Jun, 12:23 pm, exar...@divmod.com wrote:
>Please don't top-post.
Since I'm seeing more and more messages where someone is top-posting, I
think it might be helpful if we sent a more specific example of a
positive example of what replies are expected to look like. I think for
now it might
On Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:20:15 +0800, biziap biziap wrote:
Please don't top-post.
>Maybe you can try to call transport.flushInput(), transport.flushOutput()
>before loseConnection().
>
No, this is wrong. Do not call these methods, ever.
>
>2009/6/9 Nestor A. Diaz :
>> Hello, there is a bug on t
Maybe you can try to call transport.flushInput(), transport.flushOutput()
before loseConnection().
2009/6/9 Nestor A. Diaz :
> Hello, there is a bug on the SerialPort Win32 implementation (don't know
> about the others), when i call the loseConnection method, it returns:
>
> twisted matrix except
Hello, there is a bug on the SerialPort Win32 implementation (don't know
about the others), when i call the loseConnection method, it returns:
twisted matrix exceptions.AttributeError: 'SerialPort' object has no
attribute '_tempDataBuffer'
if i wrap the serialport class and put a :
se
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