ISerial::EndOut

Description

Indicates the method used to terminate write operations. If it is set to ASRL_END_NONE, the write will not append anything to the data being written.  If it is set to ASRL_END_BREAK, the write will transmit a break after all the characters for the write have been sent.  If it is set to ASRL_END_LAST_BIT, the write will send all but the last character with the last bit clear, then transmit the last character with the last bit set.  For example, if ASRL_DATA_BITS is set to 8, then the write will clear the 8th bit for all but the last character, then transmit the last character with the 8th bit set.  If it is set to ASRL_END_TERMCHAR, the write will send the character in the TerminationCharacter property of the IBaseMessage interface after the data being transmitted.

VB Prototype

Dim value As SerialEndConst
value = object.EndOut

object.EndOut = value

C++ Prototype

HRESULT get_EndOut(
  SerialEndConst* EndOut
);

HRESULT put_EndOut(
  SerialEndConst EndOut
);

Return Value

Refer to the table of return codes.

See Also

ComponentVersion, SpecVersion, HardwareInterfaceName, HardwareInterfaceNumber, HardwareInterfaceType, LockState, OptionString, ProgID, ResourceName, SessionType, SoftwareManufacturerID, SoftwareManufacturerName, Timeout, LastStatus, BytesAvailable, BaudRate, DataBits, ClearToSendState, DataCarrierDetectState, DataSetReadyState, DataTerminalReadyState, EndIn, EndOut, FlowControl, Parity, RingIndicatorState, RequestToSendState, StopBits, ReplacementCharacter, XONCharacter, XOFFCharacter, GetAttribute, SetAttribute, LockRsrc, UnlockRsrc, Init, Close, SetBufferSize, Flush, ISerial Overview