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Issue #16 (VERSION returning several lines) was solved by simply writing all the info in a single line.
But dump_mfu returns also several lines and probably more commands will do in the future.
So what about adding a new response type for multiline result?
E.g.
102:OK WITH MULTILINE TEXT
that would e.g. terminate on a last line containing only EOT (end of transmission)
Example:
VERSION?
102:OK WITH MULTILINE TEXT
ChameleonMini RevG 161027 using LUFA 151115 compiled with AVR-GCC 4.9.2.
Based on the open-source NFC tool ChameleonMini.
https://github.com/emsec/ChameleonMini commit 70b6cce
EOT
DUMP_MFU
102:OK WITH MULTILINE TEXT
04575B8031BF02800C48000000000000
000000009632F4000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000
00000000000000000000000000000000
EOT
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This approach is bound to fail in case someone willing to send the EOT itself. I would suggest separating human-readable and machine-readable output, for example, by providing separate commands where there are such issues (VERSION is a good example). This is not as bad in case of DUMP_MFU as the output has some expected format, which can be easily parsed by both humans and machines.
I would just replace the string "EOT" by 0x04 from the ASCII table ("End Of Transmission"), since all output from the chameleon is ASCII. A human readable terminal application would probably not display the EOT character.
I added a pull request with a first draft of multiline response handling (see #105). I would suggest to use the pull request to discuss and solve the problem, but I also will leave this issue open until this thing is solved.
Issue #16 (VERSION returning several lines) was solved by simply writing all the info in a single line.
But
dump_mfu
returns also several lines and probably more commands will do in the future.So what about adding a new response type for multiline result?
E.g.
that would e.g. terminate on a last line containing only
EOT
(end of transmission)Example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: