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A Sublime Text Plugin for Arduino
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serial port changes after each upload to arduino Leonardo board #233

Closed digitmovie closed 7 years ago

digitmovie commented 9 years ago

Hello, I am using Sublime text 3 with Stino plugin. After I upload to arduino Leonardo the code , the serial port switches automatically to 1. for example I have the arduino installed on serial port: "com 3" and after the upload of the code is finished to arduino, the setting it switches back to "com 1". If I want to upload a new program, I have to go back in the menu and set again the serial port to "com 3" every time. And only after that I can upload again. During development process of a software it is necessary to upload the code to arduino many times, so this is very annoying and time consuming. How can I set up the plugin to stay on the right port and to not change every time I upload a new code?

Thank you.

juanjodcv commented 9 years ago

hello

arduino yun has same problem for me, in MAC. another serial problem that i don’t know if is related, in serial monitor, if you activate “send” in serial monitor menu to send something to arduino, after press enter to send, you must to enable send command again each time you need to send one command to arduino, this is unusefull, most time you need to send more than one command. It will be better to be “always enabled send”, as arduino IDE.

thank you Will, awesome job, thank you very much juanjo - spain

El 25/01/2015, a las 18:17, digitmovie notifications@github.com escribió:

Hello, I am using Sublime text 3 with Stino plugin. After I upload to arduino Leonardo the code , the serial port switches automatically to 1. for example I have the arduino installed on serial port: "com 3" and after the upload of the code is finished to arduino, the setting it switches back to "com 1". If I want to upload a new program, I have to go back in the menu and set again the serial port to "com 3" every time. And only after that I can upload again. During development process of a software it is necessary to upload the code to arduino many times, so this is very annoying and time consuming. How can I set up the plugin to stay on the right port and to not change every time I upload a new code?

Thank you.

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fernandofranca commented 9 years ago

Same issue with arduino nano. Thanks!

dulouie commented 9 years ago

hi guys, i have a simple fix for the issue. change serial_port.py line 113 to

    target_serial_port = serial_ports[3]

for COM4 as a example.