Scroll out the current buffer when the clear screen does. Russian code set used in the keyboard driver ğont quality(default/non-antialiased/antialiased/cleartype) Hide menu bar and enable popup menu (on/off) Hide title & menu bars and enable popup menu (on/off) Window shape (block/vertical/horizontal) Kanji-in sequence to be transmitted sequence to be transmitted (J/B) Kanji code to be transmitted (SJIS/EUC/JIS) Kanji code to be received (SJIS/EUC/JIS) New-line code to be transmitted (CR/CRLF) Ĝonvert a received new-line (CR) char to CR/CRLF/LF/AUTO Background color of text uses background color of screen (on/off) Translucent window (0 - 255: transparency value) Mouse cursor type (arrow/ibeam/cross/hand) * ANSIColor is a set of 4 values that are color-number(0-15), VTColor are assigned to color-number 0 and 7 respectively, even if * UseTextColor should be off, or the background and foreground color of ĚNSI color definition (in the case FullColor=on) Send break by Alt-B Accelerator key disabled Duplicate session by Alt-D Accelerator key disabled Starting the selection only by a left button. Current all buffer included in first (on/off) without transfer dialog flag for Log (on/off) without transfer dialog flag for Send File (on/off) Tera term utf8 driver# Windows 7 (64bit) and the node-serialport 1.4.10 and node-webkit (not sure if this is causing issues) 0.11.5 Auto start logging with default log file name.I have hit this issue today. I create a small dummy application that just gives users three inputs. a select list of the available coms (from serialport.list) and a baud option and a 'ok' button. the first connect works fine, and I can communicate with the device, however if I refresh the 'page' (remember this is node-webkit) it errors, also if I run port.close(openPortAgainFn) I can report it does say it closes the port, but when I attempt to reopen it I get the same access denied errors. Note: I get this error when programatically closing and opening the port for a second time, as well as when I refresh the 'app/page' in node-webkit. Killing the node-webkit process and restarting it seems to solve the issue with the port being inaccessible. Hopefully this helps shed a little more light on what is happening. I'm not fully convinced it is anything wrong with the library, maybe I'm just doing something wrong.Įdit: I did muck things up, I solved the issue of it not allowing me to close and reopen, however refreshing the application still breaks it.
here is a gif outlining what I see you'll see I've added a few logs to describe the events I'm seeing.
This isn't actually a problem for me as I'll be hiding those options for my application, however again, hopefully this helps others sort their issues.
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