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    sundrakk
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    Hi everyone,
    I'm having a hard time trying to read some data from the serial port. I'm able to write from it to a bluepill, but it seems that the program stucks on usbDevice -> readAll(), because after that I put a lot of qDebug() that will print something on the console debugger, and it doesn't happen.

    The code for read the serial port is:

    dataread = usbDevice -> readAll();
    if(dataread[0] != 0){
        qDebug() << "ok";
    }
    digin.append(dataread);
    
    if(dataread.size() >= 2){
        qDebug() << "Ok";
    
    }
    
    qDebug() << dataread;
    qDebug() << digin;
    qDebug() << dataread.size();
    qDebug() << dataread.count();
    qDebug() << dataread.length();
    qDebug() << digin.size();
    qDebug() << digin.count();
    qDebug() << digin.length();
    

    This is the last I tried, but nothing happens, I'm desperate.

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    • S sundrakk

      Hi everyone,
      I'm having a hard time trying to read some data from the serial port. I'm able to write from it to a bluepill, but it seems that the program stucks on usbDevice -> readAll(), because after that I put a lot of qDebug() that will print something on the console debugger, and it doesn't happen.

      The code for read the serial port is:

      dataread = usbDevice -> readAll();
      if(dataread[0] != 0){
          qDebug() << "ok";
      }
      digin.append(dataread);
      
      if(dataread.size() >= 2){
          qDebug() << "Ok";
      
      }
      
      qDebug() << dataread;
      qDebug() << digin;
      qDebug() << dataread.size();
      qDebug() << dataread.count();
      qDebug() << dataread.length();
      qDebug() << digin.size();
      qDebug() << digin.count();
      qDebug() << digin.length();
      

      This is the last I tried, but nothing happens, I'm desperate.

      jsulmJ Offline
      jsulmJ Offline
      jsulm
      Lifetime Qt Champion
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      @sundrakk Please provide more information!
      Where is the code you posted located?
      Is it in a slot connected to readyRead signal from QSerialPort?

      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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