On Jan 23, 2007, at 2:48 PM, Chad Bullock wrote:
On subsequent runs, I usually get a StackOverflowException
Wow, track that one down first. It's a clear indication that your
code
isn't doing what you think it's doing. Just set "Break on
Exception,"
and when this happens, pop up the stack. (It will take a while to
build the popup menu containing hundreds of entries -- just be
patient.)
All I have in the test serial.datareceived event is:
string1=string1 + me.readall
Are you sure this is what you want to happen. This could result in:
Li
LiListen
LiListenListen to t
LiListenListen to the seq
...
After LOTS of read's, this could definitely be the culprit in a stack
overflow ...
Or, are you resetting the String1 between reads?
Tim
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