Download of file with ctrl-E
Download of file with ctrl-E
Is there any limit on the number of characters that can be downloaded with ctrl-E. When I hit 961 characters, there are not downloaded more on PYBv1.1
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Re: Download of file with ctrl-E
The only limit is available RAM. Past Mode works by collecting the entire string (up until you hit Control-D) into memory, and then feeding it all to the compiler when you press Control-D.
I was able to paste a 4K chunk of python code without any issues, alhough it may depend on the program that's sending the data to the pyboard.
It looks like it depends on the sending program. I tried using usb-ser-mon-py and 4K worked fine. I tried rshell and it didn't (I wrote both of those programs). The difference is that usb-ser-mon does a 2 millisecond sleep after sending each character, where rshell blasts the characters as fast as it can.
So if your terminal program has the ability to do a small delay after each character then you'll probably find that it works better.
I was able to paste a 4K chunk of python code without any issues, alhough it may depend on the program that's sending the data to the pyboard.
It looks like it depends on the sending program. I tried using usb-ser-mon-py and 4K worked fine. I tried rshell and it didn't (I wrote both of those programs). The difference is that usb-ser-mon does a 2 millisecond sleep after sending each character, where rshell blasts the characters as fast as it can.
So if your terminal program has the ability to do a small delay after each character then you'll probably find that it works better.
Re: Download of file with ctrl-E
I am using GtkTerm with 9600-8-N-1 and End of line delay(milliseconds): of 30
I have before downloaded files of up to 17k to forth without problems.
But now I know it, I can live with it.
I have before downloaded files of up to 17k to forth without problems.
But now I know it, I can live with it.
Yes Frida is my watchdog!