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I generally advocate for terminal programs that use line mode like Winterm
or CoolTerm.
…On Tue, Feb 28, 2023 at 7:36 AM Robin Szemeti ***@***.***> wrote:
It seems to struggle if you paste stuff like station info into Putty or
use a buffered terminal that only sends on cr/lf.. Maybe there is a bit too
much going on in the callback handler.
Characters get missed etc. so if you compile your station string in a text
edito and paste it into Putty nothing happens (parsed as too few params) or
if it does get through, bits of the callsign/mmsi/name are missing
Fine if you type it char by char though. I was using the serial terminal
in Arduino which only sends when return is pressed and nothing was working.
Might be worth fixing or perhaps just a note not to cut/paste in Putty.
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It seems to struggle if you paste stuff like station info into Putty or use a buffered terminal that only sends on cr/lf.. Maybe there is a bit too much going on in the callback handler.
Characters get missed etc. so if you compile your station string in a text editor and paste it into Putty nothing happens (parsed as too few params) or if it does get through, bits of the callsign/mmsi/name are missing
Fine if you type it char by char though. I was using the serial terminal in Arduino which only sends when return is pressed and nothing was working. Might be worth fixing or perhaps just a note not to cut/paste in Putty.
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