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    VC++ Serial Comm

    Hello Everyone,
    Im new to VC++ express 2008 though I've been using VB6 for a while. Im trying to write code that communicates to serial port using VC++ express 2008.

    This is my VB6 equivalent code:
    ' Port Initialization is done on different Sub.
    ' and .RThreshold = 1

    ' Send data to Port
    Private Sub sendBttn_Click()
    MSComm1.Output = "*idn?" & vbCrLf
    End Sub

    ' Detect Incoming Serial Data
    Private Sub MSComm1_OnComm() ' need an VC++ code for this Sub.
    Call InputHandler(MSComm1)
    End Sub

    ' Input Handler
    Sub InputHanlder(SelectedPort As MSComm)
    Dim Incommbuff As String
    Incommbuff = SelectedPort.Input
    RcvdBuffer = RcvdBuffer + Incommbuff ' Public RcvdBuffer as string
    If InStr(RcvdBuffer, "vbCr") Then
    Text1.Text = RcvdBuffer;
    RcvdBuffer = ""
    End If
    End Sub

    My Problem... How do i write an equivalent code (VB6 = "MSComm1_OnComm") for the Serial Event for VC++.



    Heres the VC++ partial code..

    #pragma endregion
    private: System::Void sendBttn_Click(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^ e) {
    this->serialPort1->Write("*idn?\r\n");
    }
    };
    }

    /* how do i detect the response from the equipments???
    /* Can someone post a sample code...

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    Re: VC++ Serial Comm

    Quote Originally Posted by myrodeo29 View Post
    ... Heres the VC++ partial code..

    #pragma endregion
    private: System::Void sendBttn_Click(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^ e) {
    this->serialPort1->Write("*idn?\r\n");
    }
    };
    }
    It is *not* a VC++ code. It looks like Managed C++ and/or C++/CLI code. So try to ask in Managed C++ forum
    Victor Nijegorodov

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