Ex anonymus Marjacktablet

With my first posts I've tried to sign in but I never received any mail - it seems that the mail server blocked mails. Then I signed in with gmail and it worked.

I implemented your code within my script and IT WORKS!!!

In module where GUI is defined there's the following widget where read characters from COM port are sent:

$receive_T = $receive_Tk->ROText(-relief=>'groove',-width=>72,-height=>20,-font=>'Courier 8 bold')->pack();

In the same module there's the widget which repeats the module for reading COM port:

$receive_T->repeat(100,\&Receive3);

Thank you very much for your help!

I also have to finish the part for sending characters to the COM port, but it seems easier than reading the COM port and I will try to do it myself ... otherwise now I know where I can get advice.

The next step is communication with SAS. One of my coworkers wrote a script in Python few years ago, maybe I will be able to figure out from Python sources how to poll SAS commands. The coworker has no clue about GUI and I wrote many programs (executables) with GUI this one will be my first project that deals with COM port.

In reply to Re^4: RS232 and Tk with threads by MarSkv267
in thread RS232 and Tk with threads by Anonymous Monk

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