Re: [mh] Documentation Unscribe

[lincoln f. <lin...@gm...>]

On Dec 27, 2011, at 5:39 PM, Lieven Hollevoet <li...@li...> wrote:

> Hi Michael,
> 
> in recent versions of the framework Beanz integrated a patch from me to use Device::SerialPort instead of the direct stty calls.
> 
> This should allow you to easily integrate Win32::Serialport (this module uses the same syntax as Device::SerialPort) and submit a patch to beanz for windows-compatibility.
> 
> The file you're looking after is IOHandler.pm
> https://github.com/beanz/xpl-perl/blob/master/lib/xPL/IOHandler.pm
> 
> Best regards,
> Lieven.
> 
> Op 27-dec.-2011, om 19:40 heeft Michael Stovenour het volgende geschreven:
> 
>> On December 27, 2011 7:12 AM, Lieven Hollevoet wrote:
>> 
>>>> However finding the network broadcast or even the network mask can be 
>>>> a real pain.  The xPL-perl library is written only for Linux and 
>>>> parses the output from `ifconfig` to get the broadcast address.  I 
>>>> modified that code to work under windows (and Cygwin) using `ipconfig` 
>>>> but it is fragile; (e.g. windows vista/7 broke my parsing logic 
>>>> requiring updates).  I think it is ok to require manual configuration 
>>>> of the broadcast address.
>>> 
>>> There were a few Linux-specific things in the xpl-perl code, but the author
>> (beanz) is very open to modifications that make the library more
>> cross-platform (you can submit patches through github). I'm using xpl-perl
>> on OS X as my main xPL-related code base with only minor changes to the
>> official release.
>> 
>> Until I added the ipconfig option for the network parameter discovery when
>> $^O =~ /^MSWin|^cygwin/, xpl-perl would not start on windows at all.  With
>> that change some of the apps run fine.  However anything that needs access
>> to a serial port will still not run because xpl-perl directly accesses the
>> *nix serial port device.  I started working on that a while back but never
>> finished.  I'll let beanz know and see if he is interested in the changes.
>> 
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