ffi-serial 1.0.1 → 1.0.2
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- data/lib/ffi-serial/posix.rb +37 -5
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data/lib/ffi-serial/posix.rb
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LIBC.cfsetispeed(termios, baud)
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LIBC.cfsetospeed(termios, baud)
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termios.data_bits = data_bits
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termios.stop_bits = stop_bits
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termios.parity = parity
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termios[:c_iflag] = (termios[:c_iflag] | LIBC::CONSTANTS['IXON'] | LIBC::CONSTANTS['IXOFF'] | LIBC::CONSTANTS['IXANY'])
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termios[:c_cflag] = (termios[:c_cflag] | LIBC::CONSTANTS['CLOCAL'] | LIBC::CONSTANTS['CREAD'] | LIBC::CONSTANTS['HUPCL'])
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# non-blocking read
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termios[:cc_c][LIBC::CONSTANTS['VMIN']] = 0
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termios[:cc_c][LIBC::CONSTANTS['VTIME']] = 0
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LIBC.tcsetattr(io, termios)
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io.extend(self)
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rescue Exception
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begin; io.close; rescue Exception; end
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# It seems like VMIN and VTIME is broken :(
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# So this seems to be the only way to implement read the way it should be
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def read(length = nil, buffer = nil) #:nodoc:
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if length.nil?
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IO.select([self]) # Block
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if buffer.nil?
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return super
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return super(nil, buffer)
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end
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end
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read_count = 0
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data_read = []
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while(length > read_count)
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IO.select([self]) # Block
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data_read << (partial_read = super(length))
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read_count += partial_read.length
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end
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data_read = data_read.join
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return data_read if buffer.nil?
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buffer.gsub!(buffer, data_read) # :sigh: not sure how to do this better
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end
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def readpartial(length, buffer = nil) #:nodoc:
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IO.select([self]) # Block
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if buffer.nil?
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super(length)
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super(length, buffer)
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end
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end
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def baud #:nodoc:
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LIBC::CONSTANTS['BAUD_'].fetch(LIBC.cfgetispeed(LIBC.tcgetattr(self)))
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end
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