Python os.read块，直到换行符

Question

I have an XBee plugged into a Raspberry PI. Here is the Python 3.4 code I am using:

f = os.open("/dev/ttyUSB0", os.O_RDWR | os.O_NONBLOCK)

print("Writing...")
b = bytes("hello","utf-8")
os.write(f,b)

print("Press return to start read")
cmd = input()

print("Reading...")
ret = os.read(f,10)
if ret == None:
        print("ret = None")
else:
        print("ret = {}".format(ret))

 os.close(f)

Yesterday, this all worked as I expected. The read command returned immediately, with zero bytes if there wasn't anything to read.

Today I added code to another part of the project that writes to a text file and includes a thread RLock. Now the above code does something different. If there are no bytes waiting to be read, or there are bytes waiting to be read but they don't end with an 0x0D, I get an error:

BlockingIOError: [Errno 11] Resource temporarily unavailable

But is there are bytes waiting to be read that end with an 0x0D, the read function returns those bytes including the 0x0D.

Update: I have reformated the system, and the fault has not gone away, which suggests it wasn't the addition of the file and thread locking code that caused the problem.

I ran minicom and the problem has gone away, so maybe I should be doing something with serial configuration on the device before I open it as a file?

This is the line that returns the os.read to its original behaviour:

minicom -b 9600 -o -D /dev/ttyUSB0

Answer 1

I strongly suspect that the two different behaviours are related to the CTS/RTS flow control settings on the serial port. Try turning CTS/RTS on or off to get the behaviour you want.