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COMSET, cont'd.
Chapter 2 Program Instructions
Remarks, cont'd. The reception of data to the buffer can be interrupted by four conditions:
• An end string being encountered.
• An attention string being encountered.
• The maximum number of characters being received.
• If error-handling is enabled for the communication channel in question (see
COM ERROR ON/OFF) and an communication error occurs. This condition
can be checked by a COMSTAT function.
Any interruption will have a similar effect as a COMSET OFF statement, i.e.
close the reception, but the buffer will not be emptied and can still be read by
a COMBUF$ function. After the reception has been interrupted, an ON
COMSET GOSUB statement can be issued to control what will happen next.
Example This example shows how "uart1:" is opened for background communication.
Any record starting with the character # and ending with the character & will
be received. The characters Z, Y and X will be ignored. The character = will
stop the reception. Max. 50 characters are allowed.
1 REM Exit program with #STOP&
10 COMSET1,"#","&","ZYX","=",50
20 ON COMSET 1 GOSUB 2000
30 COMSET 1 ON
40 IF A$ "STOP" THEN GOTO 40
50
.....
.....
COMSET 1 OFF
1000 END
2000 A$= COMBUF$(1)
2010 PRINT A$
2020 COMSET 1 ON
2030 RETURN
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