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Please read "New-line (receive)" section of Manual.

Please read "New-line (receive)" section of Manual.

Thank you very much for the clarification, I was not aware of this.

May I change this report to a "feature request"?

Like mentioned before, I have an application where both CR and CR+LF are used as end-of-lines. Would it be possible to add one of this two behaviors for receiving:

1. CR is interpreted as "new-line" (CR+LF), LF is ignored, or

2. "Auto-mode": Either CR+LF, LF+CR, LF or CR is accepted as "new-line" (CR+LF), e.g.: text CR LF CR LF text -> 2 new lines, text LF CR LF CR text -> 2 new lines, text CR CR text -> 2 new lines, text CR LF CR text -> 2 new lines

Maybe you can also hint me to where I can find this in the source-code so I can make the change myself.

Thank you,

Thomas

We will discuss about this request.

Here is svn repository to checkout source code. http://svn.sourceforge.jp/svnroot/ttssh2/trunk

What system uses "LF+CR" as new-line?

New-line is parsed in ParseControl()#vtterm.c. If you can send a patch for auto detect, we will apply in trunk.

Reply To maya

What system uses "LF+CR" as new-line? New-line is parsed in ParseControl()#vtterm.c. If you can send a patch for auto detect, we will apply in trunk.

Sorry for the late reply, I just saw your reply now. Thanks for the info, I will try to implement it ASAP (however, right now I am very busy with something else, so it might take a few days...).

Regards,

Thomas

P.S.: LF+CR: I don't know, maybe some embedded system who's programmer mixed it up by mistake ;-)

Hi,

I was impatient and did it right away...

Attached you can find the patch, I hope you can accept it. According to my tests, it works fine.

I also realized that "ts->CRReceive" is also used in the ParseFirst() function in tekesc.c, I was not sure what to do about this and did not do any changes there.

Regards,

Thomas

One more thing: I have not (yet) updated the docu and comment in the .ini-file. Do you want me to do that or will you do it?

Regards,

Thomas