Re: [Hamlib-developer] input buffer cleanup

[Sakari N. <sak...@ni...>]

Yes, but...

Sending just "\n" does not give any result. You can send them as many as 
you like. Nothing happens.

Sending "something" with newline added clears the situation but 
sometimes it takes one send. Sometimes you have to send several lines to 
clear the situation.

It would be easy if something, like Ctrl+C (0x03), would halt the 
pending command input.

Usually that is not problem.  But I have seen this happen sometimes 
while debug the traffic. I understand this is not problem when using 
library functions, but when client program access rigctld via text based 
telnet connection things are different.

-- 
Saku
OH1KH

Black Michael kirjoitti 5.1.2025 klo 14.41:
> Most any character should do what you want.
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> rigctld was never designed for random input.
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> On Sunday, January 5, 2025 at 01:41:12 AM CST, Sakari Nylund<sak...@ni...> wrote:
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> Is there or could it be possible to get a character, or string, that
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> Read through man pages did not give any hint that it already exists.