harbour-core/harbour/contrib/hbcomm/comm.prg

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#include "hbcom.ch"

STATIC s_hPort := { => }
STATIC s_hbcomm_mutex := hb_mutexCreate()

FUNCTION INIT_PORT( cPort, nBaud, nData, nParity, nStop, nBufferSize )
   LOCAL nPort
   LOCAL cOldPortName
   LOCAL cParity

   hb_mutexLock( s_hbcomm_mutex )

   /* TOFIX: We should get that number from core to avoid
             getting mixed up with com port access outside this
             compatibility interface. [vszakats] */
   nPort := Len( s_hPort ) + 1

   IF HB_ISSTRING( cPort )
      cOldPortName := hb_comGetDevice( nPort )
      hb_comSetDevice( nPort, cPort )
   ENDIF

   hb_comClose( nPort )

   IF hb_comOpen( nPort )

      IF ! HB_ISNUMERIC( nBaud )
         nBaud := 9600
      ENDIF

      cParity := "N"
      IF HB_ISNUMERIC( nParity )
         SWITCH nParity
         CASE 0 ; cParity := "N" ; EXIT
         CASE 1 ; cParity := "O" ; EXIT
         CASE 2 ; cParity := "M" ; EXIT
         CASE 3 ; cParity := "E" ; EXIT
         ENDSWITCH
      ENDIF

      IF ! HB_ISNUMERIC( nStop )
         nStop := 1
      ENDIF

      HB_SYMBOL_UNUSED( nBufferSize )

      IF hb_comInit( nPort, nBaud, cParity, nData, nStop )
         s_hPort[ nPort ] := cOldPortName
         hb_mutexUnLock( s_hbcomm_mutex )
         RETURN nPort
      ELSE
         hb_comClose( nPort )
      ENDIF
   ENDIF

   IF cOldPortName != NIL
      hb_comSetDevice( nPort, cOldPortName )
   ENDIF

   hb_mutexUnLock( s_hbcomm_mutex )

   RETURN 0

/* Purge output buffer */
FUNCTION OUTBUFCLR( nPort )
   RETURN hb_comFlush( nPort, HB_COM_OFLUSH )

/* See if port is opened correctly */
FUNCTION ISWORKING( nPort )
   RETURN nPort $ s_hPort

/* NOTE: INCOMPATIBILITY.
         In contratry to original HBCOMM, here <cData> must be passed by reference.
         HBCOMM could corrupt HVM because of its buggy way of returning data.
         [vszakats] */
/* Fetch <nCount> chars into <cData> */
FUNCTION INCHR( nPort, nCount, /* @ */ cData )
   cData := iif( HB_ISNUMERIC( nCount ), Space( nCount ), "" )
   RETURN hb_comRecv( nPort, @cData, nCount )

/* Send out characters. Returns .T. if successful. */
FUNCTION OUTCHR( nPort, cData )
   LOCAL nLen

   DO WHILE hb_BLen( cData ) > 0

      /* I expect at least some data to be sent in a second */
      nLen := hb_comSend( nPort, cData,, 1000 )

      IF nLen <= 0
         RETURN .F.
      ENDIF

      cData := hb_BSubStr( cData, nLen + 1 )
   ENDDO

   RETURN .T.

/* Find out how many chars are in input buffer */
FUNCTION INBUFSIZE( nPort )
   RETURN hb_comInputCount( nPort )

/* Find out how many characters are in output buffer */
FUNCTION OUTBUFSIZE( nPort )
   RETURN hb_comOutputCount( nPort )

/* Close port and clear handle */
FUNCTION UNINT_PORT( nPort )
   LOCAL lRetVal := .F.

   hb_mutexLock( s_hbcomm_mutex )

   IF nPort $ s_hPort
      IF hb_comClose( nPort )
         /* Restore com port name */
         IF s_hPort[ nPort ] != NIL
            hb_comSetDevice( nPort, s_hPort[ nPort ] )
         ENDIF
         hb_HDel( s_hPort, nPort )
         lRetVal := .T.
      ENDIF
   ENDIF

   hb_mutexUnLock( s_hbcomm_mutex )

   RETURN lRetVal