fixed serial device name for Linux #1
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Issue: in Linux, p.name returns 'ttyACM0' for '/dev/ttyACM0' for example
so p.open() will fail and exception will be triggered without
useful debug messages.
Fix: using p.device will display the full name for both Windows COM*
ports and Linux /dev/tty* ports. Verified functional on both.
Not tested on Mac.
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Issue: in Linux, p.name returns 'ttyACM0' for '/dev/ttyACM0' for example
so p.open() will fail and exception will be triggered without
useful debug messages.
Fix: using p.device will display the full name for both Windows COM*
ports and Linux /dev/tty* ports. Verified functional on both.
Not tested on Mac.