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When I make devices that support serial input, it's easier to make them rely on canonical input. This allows the user to edit their input locally and I don't have to support echoing, etc.
If I turn on canonical input mode using stty, picocom resets this behavior:
I second this requested feature. A lot of (Chinese?) devices don't work with inputs arriving a character at a time. I have to use the Arduino Serial Monitor which sends a line at a time for those devices to work correctly or at all.
When I make devices that support serial input, it's easier to make them rely on canonical input. This allows the user to edit their input locally and I don't have to support echoing, etc.
If I turn on canonical input mode using
stty
, picocom resets this behavior:I think it would be nice to be able to enable canonical input via command line arguments and/or control commands.
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