[Disclaimer - I don't think this has anything to do with Flowcode issues].
Wondering if you can give me some input.
Sending serial data to a terminal program called "Termite". everything is working good with the exception of a line return ("\r")
New line ("\n") pushes the cursor to the next line, but I want to rewrite on the same line by returning the curser to the beginning.
The ("\r") character sends the curser to the next line.
Maybe this is a "termite" issue. Any thoughts?
Escape Characters
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Re: Escape Characters
Hi
You are correct in what you are stating.
From what I can see, it appears that Termite does not accept escape characters.
If you want free software that does what you require, then try Tera Term
It even has a debug mode that allows you to see escape and non ASCII characters.
You are correct in what you are stating.
From what I can see, it appears that Termite does not accept escape characters.
If you want free software that does what you require, then try Tera Term
It even has a debug mode that allows you to see escape and non ASCII characters.
Martin
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Re: Escape Characters
Hi
I use Terminal, another free offering. It's a bit old but has many features I find useful (https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/).
Regards
I use Terminal, another free offering. It's a bit old but has many features I find useful (https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/).
Regards