Please read "New-line (receive)" section of Manual.
Please read "New-line (receive)" section of Manual.
Thank you very much for the clarification, I was not aware of this.
May I change this report to a "feature request"?
Like mentioned before, I have an application where both CR and CR+LF are used as end-of-lines. Would it be possible to add one of this two behaviors for receiving:
1. CR is interpreted as "new-line" (CR+LF), LF is ignored, or
2. "Auto-mode": Either CR+LF, LF+CR, LF or CR is accepted as "new-line" (CR+LF), e.g.: text CR LF CR LF text -> 2 new lines, text LF CR LF CR text -> 2 new lines, text CR CR text -> 2 new lines, text CR LF CR text -> 2 new lines
Maybe you can also hint me to where I can find this in the source-code so I can make the change myself.
Thank you,
Thomas
We will discuss about this request.
Here is svn repository to checkout source code. http://svn.sourceforge.jp/svnroot/ttssh2/trunk
What system uses "LF+CR" as new-line?
New-line is parsed in ParseControl()#vtterm.c. If you can send a patch for auto detect, we will apply in trunk.
Reply To maya
What system uses "LF+CR" as new-line? New-line is parsed in ParseControl()#vtterm.c. If you can send a patch for auto detect, we will apply in trunk.
Sorry for the late reply, I just saw your reply now. Thanks for the info, I will try to implement it ASAP (however, right now I am very busy with something else, so it might take a few days...).
Regards,
Thomas
P.S.: LF+CR: I don't know, maybe some embedded system who's programmer mixed it up by mistake ;-)
Hi,
I was impatient and did it right away...
Attached you can find the patch, I hope you can accept it. According to my tests, it works fine.
I also realized that "ts->CRReceive" is also used in the ParseFirst() function in tekesc.c, I was not sure what to do about this and did not do any changes there.
Regards,
Thomas
One more thing: I have not (yet) updated the docu and comment in the .ini-file. Do you want me to do that or will you do it?
Regards,
Thomas
How can we see the patch?
Sorry, for some reason it got not attached the first time... (Maybe forgot to hit the transmit-button?)
Tera Term
When I select "CR"as new line-character in "Settings -> Terminal Settings" (hopefully translated correctly from my German version) for receiving, it appears to behave like "LF" was selected: When a CR is received, no new line is generated, only when LF is reveived. (CR+LF appear to work correct, but this generated 2 new lines when CR+LF is used as end-of-line).
In my application this is quite annoying (as both CR and CR+LF are used as end-of-line), therefore it would be great if this could be fixed. (I am using TeraTerm 4.73)
Thank you and regards,
Thomas