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the basic serial port listening application... is there a way to do this without binding source and just using serial port?

the example i found is here: Basic serial port listening application[^]

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to use your code and adapt it to mine

Posted 12-Apr-17 17:22pm

abnormalmartian

Updated 12-Apr-17 17:23pm

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Dave Kreskowiak 12-Apr-17 23:36pm

Where did you get "BindingSource" from in that article? It's mostly just basic serial port code, so....

abnormalmartian 13-Apr-17 0:01am

when you download the app, and run it in visual studio, you can see what i'm referring to.

the way i did my application, i used serial port... similar to this here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTW7CDG-jkc

Dave Kreskowiak 13-Apr-17 8:46am

I'm not downloading anything.

In the code that deals with the serial port, there is nothing that deals with a BindingSource. A BindingSource deals with data being bound to a visual control, that's it.

Patrice T 13-Apr-17 3:54am

What do you mean by "binding source" ?

Richard MacCutchan 13-Apr-17 4:34am

You should post your question in the article forum so the author gets to see it.

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