Simple Serial-Port Terminal

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http://dev.frozeneskimo.com/software_projects:ssterm

ssterm (short for "simple serial-port terminal") is a console-based serial port
terminal with curses and stdin/stdout user interfaces. ssterm supports a
variety of features, such as hexadecimal data representation, remapping of
transmitted and received newlines, newline character color-coding, buffer
scrolling/dumping, and data piping.

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ssterm-3.0.0.tar.gz 0000023224 22.7 KB
ssterm.changes 0000001805 1.76 KB
ssterm.spec 0000002189 2.14 KB
Latest Revision
mrdocs's avatar mrdocs accepted request 573779 from Luigi Baldoni's avatar Luigi Baldoni (alois) (revision 2)
- Update to version 3.0.0
  * Add compatibility for both Python 2 and 3.
  * Add setuptools Python packaging.
  version 2.0
  * Refactor codebase.
  * Add support for hexadecimal input mode.
  * Add support for piped standard input.
  * Fix handling of removed serial port.
  * Simplify CLI options with output mode and input mode options.
  * Add unit tests for input and output processors.
  * Relicense under MIT license.
  version 1.7
  * Add support for higher baudrates.
  * Add support for arbitrary baudrates via BOTHER.
  * Clean up codebase some more.
  version 1.6
  * Switched to gnu_getopt to allow command-line options after
    serial port device argument.
  * Refactored codebase.
  version 1.5
  * Fixed escape character bug. Switched escape character from
    Ctrl-[ to the more unique Ctrl-], which does not serve as the
    escape code for many other special keys and cause ssterm to
    quit on them like Ctrl-[ did. Thanks to zzazang for discovering
    this bug.
  * Modified formatting of split hexadecimal/ASCII representation
    mode to conform to "hexdump -C" canonical split output.
  version 1.4
  * Added support for split hexadecimal/ASCII representation mode.
  * Added controlling terminal reset on program quit.
  * Fixed non-blocking read bug.
  version 1.3
  * Added support for color coding characters / bytes.
  * Rewrote ssterm in Python 2 for ease of future extensibility
    and maintenance.
  * Upgraded license from GPLv2 to GPLv3.
- Dropped ssterm-optflags.patch (obsolete)
- Spec cleanup
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