ACE_TTY_IO::Serial_Params Struct Reference

#include <TTY_IO.h>

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Public Member Functions

Serial_Params (void)

Public Attributes

int baudrate

int xonlim

int xofflim

unsigned int readmincharacters

int readtimeoutmsec

const char * paritymode

bool ctsenb

unsigned char rtsenb

bool xinenb

bool xoutenb

bool modem

bool rcvenb

bool dsrenb

bool dtrdisable

unsigned char databits

unsigned char stopbits

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ACE_BEGIN_VERSIONED_NAMESPACE_DECL ACE_TTY_IO::Serial_Params::Serial_Params ( void )

Specifies the baudrate at which the communnication port operates.

Specifies the minimum number of bytes in input buffer before XON char is sent. Negative value indicates that default value should be used (Win32).

Specifies the maximum number of bytes in input buffer before XOFF char is sent. Negative value indicates that default value should be used (Win32).

Specifies the minimum number of characters for non-canonical read (POSIX).

Specifies the time to wait before returning from read. Negative value means infinite timeout.

Specifies the parity mode. POSIX supports "none", "even" and "odd" parity. Additionally Win32 supports "mark" and "space" parity modes.

Enable & set CTS mode. Note that RTS & CTS are enabled/disabled together on some systems (RTS/CTS is enabled if either ctsenb or rtsenb is set).

Enable & set RTS mode. Note that RTS & CTS are enabled/disabled together on some systems (RTS/CTS is enabled if either ctsenb or rtsenb is set).

0 = Disable RTS.
1 = Enable RTS.
2 = Enable RTS flow-control handshaking (Win32).
3 = Specifies that RTS line will be high if bytes are available for transmission. After transmission RTS will be low (Win32).

Enable/disable software flow control on input.

Enable/disable software flow control on output.

Specifies if device is a modem (POSIX). If not set modem status lines are ignored.

Enable/disable receiver (POSIX).

Controls whether DSR is disabled or enabled (Win32).

Controls whether DTR is disabled or enabled.

Data bits. Valid values 5, 6, 7 and 8 data bits. Additionally Win32 supports 4 data bits.

Stop bits. Valid values are 1 and 2.

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