[IronPython] Ctrl + A

[Aloysius Jegan]

Thanks david.... It is working





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The ASCII code for the Ctrl+A character is 01, so I would try something 
like this:

cmd = chr(01) + " SWITCH ON 01 02"

Then send the cmd string. If you need to convert a single-character string 
back to an ASCII code, you would use the ord function.


On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 11:12 PM, Aloysius Jegan <
Aloysius.Jegan at lntemsys.com> wrote:

Hi, 

How to give Ctrl+A as a start of string in Ironpython? 

My requirement is like this, 

I have to send one command to my device assume the command is "SWITCH ON 
01 02 03" 
before sending this command through serial port, I have to press Ctrl+A as 
start of command. I don't know how to add Ctrl+A along with the command 
string. 


-Regards 
Aloysius Jegan 

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