Read not reading all the data off a TTY port about serialport-rs

[mlsvrts]

Does bytes_to_read indicate that there are 52 bytes available when you read?

Do you always get the same number of bytes from the first read request, or does it vary?

I'm wondering if the OS driver is doing some sort of buffering here...

[Austin-Crabtree]

I haven't check the bytes_to_read function I can do that. But the amount of bytes to read is is variable based on the type of message that is being sent. All other messages are requests and don't have a data payload so each other message is the same size about 14 bytes in size.

[Austin-Crabtree]

I will also say that I checked against my rust application by creating a quick python script using pyserial and was able to read all the data in one read.

[DanielJoyce]

Raspberry PI Uart is 16 bytes. PySerial probably caches internally to another buffer transparently to read by other processes.

You're gonna need to read in a loop until there are no more bytes to read, stuffing them into a bigger buffer

[DanielJoyce]

https://github.com/pyserial/pyserial/blob/31fa4807d73ed4eb9891a88a15817b439c4eea2d/serial/serialposix.py#L570

Here, it reads into a buffer in a loop, only returning when the buffer is full, or timeout.

You will need to imple the same logic as serialport-rs is pretty low level.

[newcomertv]

This seems like a bug not a feature.. I'd expect a serial interface reader to read until the buffer is full or the transmission has timed-out if I can configure buffer size and timeout duration..

Is there a use-case where this is desired behaviour?