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Persisisting on COM Port

#3811
From: Babak
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 19:11
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Hi !
Excuse me for my language but I'm screwd !!!
Long time ago I tried to write a function to send some character to ports
such as COM1,2 LPT etc...
But I still couldn't ! I'm getting crasy, my last hope is someone who help
me to write the function.

There is a Hardware on Electronic-board that accepts string to show,
For example in (windows hyper terminal ) if I type a2001 it clear the screen
and write 2001.
But my codes and applications are weak in it.
I would love to have a function like this :
//------------
bool MyHypeSend( AnsiString strPORT, AnsiString MyStr){
    if(strPORT=="COM1")
        //TpoDo
    if(strPORT=="LPT1")
        //etc...
}
//------------
Thanks in advanced
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