Roland Cahen

I am not absolutely sure, but it seems that, serial "bufsize" setting does not do what it is meant to.

Default value is 2048, but when 2048 bytes are sent, only 1024 bytes arrive to another device. When sending the [bufsize 2048] message, serial object lags and I have to force quit.

Have you had this experience before or tested it with bigger values ?

I could iter my big list before sending it to my led matrix, but then some aliasing effect happen.

Hello,
I am not absolutely sure, but it seems that, serial "bufsize" setting does not do what it is meant to.
Default value is 2048, but when 2048 bytes are sent, only 1024 bytes arrive to another device. When sending the [bufsize 2048] message, serial object lags and I have to force quit.
Have you had this experience before or tested it with bigger values ?

large-serial-bufsize

Though, nothing happens when changing bufsize value: messages are still cut to the 1024 first bytes - but I don't experience any lag when sending this through a message box.

Did you happen to find a solution to this problem ?

I have the same problem here.
Though, nothing happens when changing bufsize value: messages are still cut to the 1024 first bytes - but I don't experience any lag when sending this through a message box.

> I don’t experience any lag when sending this through a message box.

I meant when sending (bufsize 2048), for instance

> I don’t experience any lag when sending this through a message box.
I meant when sending (bufsize 2048), for instance


Same issue here: No matter how high I set the bufsize [serial b 1843200 @bufsize 2048] it doesn't actually set it correctly. The maximum seems to be 1024 (read 1020). Lower bufsize is possible, but no higher bufsize!

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Same issue here: No matter how high I set the bufsize [serial b 1843200 @bufsize 2048] it doesn't actually set it correctly. The maximum seems to be 1024 (read 1020). Lower bufsize is possible, but no higher bufsize!
This needs to be fixed.

large serial bufsize