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Hot Topic (More than 8 Replies) how enable CSTR options in debugger (Read 14501 times)
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Re: how enable CSTR options in debugger
Reply #20 - Jul 28th, 2016 at 5:55pm
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or if you give me the source code for the serial window INBOUNd, all one has to do is look at imcoming chars. if is a \b, then move cursor to the left one position (unless already at position0).  This is a 2 line fix.

easy! Thanks
  
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Re: how enable CSTR options in debugger
Reply #21 - Jul 28th, 2016 at 5:59pm
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Easy fix in a simple world but it's never that simple.

If you populated the monitor textbox one char at a time it would crawl.

Plus you can click into the textbox and pause the display so you can imaging that a forward only buffer is used during pause. The serial is not read one char at a time that would also be too slow without serious redesign.

Needs a faster system than a .net textbox to do stuff like that which is why Jo suggested a terminal.
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