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Shawn Clark <shawn@shift4.com> skrev i
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> Just one more easy question...
>
> I have an instance where I am using the JavaComm library
>
> Here is an example of code that I am using to print to a little printer
that
> I have over here.
> Now, this printer has the ability to do special things like change ribbon
> color.  Now, in order to do this, I can either send ASCII: DC2  or HEX: 12
>
> My question is, how can I use either of the methods in a stream?
>
>
> outputStream.write(tempStr.getBytes());

What I normally do is wrap my streams in a PrintWriter. The PrintWriter is
buffered (increases performance) and has print() and println() methods.

PrintWriter writer=new PrintWriter(outputStream, true);
writer.println("Hello World!");
writer.print(0x12);
writer.print("\u0012");

The last two rows are two ways of writing hex 12 to the stream.