Hi Nick, > The successful way to write filters is to define and adhere to a > protocol. The point of a filter is to take line noise and turn it into > useful bits. This means that you need to get your other end to tell you > exactly what they are doing. Do the messages have a terminator? Are > they fixed length? etc. > thanks for this thought-provoking impulse. I was able to get my filter working and am now able to accept the full chunk of data from the windows client.
Winni
