>"Martin Bruner" wrote:
>Shouldn't there be a SrmOpen(serPortIrPort,1200,&PortID) somewhere?
You got me thinking and I realized that I had used POL to initialize the
object, but standard C to close it. So I did the following test to check
(once again) programmatically whether or not this approach will work (using
serial manager to communicate via the IR port).
Err erRor;
erRor=SrmReceiveFlush(0x8001,32);
{switch (erRor)
{
case serErrNotOpen:
{
FrmCustomAlert(SerialErrorAlert, "Ain't
Open", "!", "");
return true;
break;
}
case serErrBadPort :
{
FrmCustomAlert(SerialErrorAlert, "Ain't No
Thing", "!", "");
return true;
break;
}
case serErrNoDevicesAvail:
{
FrmCustomAlert(SerialErrorAlert, "Couldn't
Find Nothing", "!", "");
return true;
break;
}
default: break;
}
}
Once again, I receive the alert that there is no such thing as a serial port
with the ID 0x8001 (which is supposed to be the IR port when addressed
through serial manager).
Does anyone see another potential error, or has the serial manager/IR link
been dropped somewhere along the line?
Thank you,
Danielle O'Hallisey
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