Object methods are having trouble too, using
# owserver new
my $owserver;
$owserver = OWNet->new('192.168.0.54:4304 -v') or $owserver = " ip error";
print "\towserver new >$owserver\n";
print "\towserver new > ", $!, "\n\n";
# present
$io_1_8_Pio3 = $owserver->present('/29.9D6D04000000/PIO.3') or
$io_1_8_Pio3 = " presence error";
print "\tPio present >$io_1_8_Pio3\n";
print "\tPio present returned > ", $!, "\n\n";
# read
$io_1_8_Pio3 = $owserver->read('/29.9D6D04000000/PIO.3') or
$io_1_8_Pio3 = " read error";
print "\tPio read >$io_1_8_Pio3\n";
print "\tPio read returned > ", $!, "\n\n";
# write
$io_1_8_Pio3 = $owserver->write('/29.9D6D04000000/PIO.3', '1') or
$io_1_8_Pio3 = " write error";
print "\tPio write >$io_1_8_Pio3\n";
print "\tPio write returned > ", $!, "\n";
*** gets this
1wire server ip > 192.168.0.54:4304
owserver new >OWNet=HASH(0xa176880)
owserver new returned >
Pio present >1
Pio present returned >
Trouble getting data back Connection reset by peer after 24 of 24 at
/usr/local/share/perl/5.10.0/OWNet.pm line 340.
Trouble getting header Connection reset by peer at
/usr/local/share/perl/5.10.0/OWNet.pm line 357.
Pio read > read error
Pio read returned > Connection reset by peer
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