Make it possible to retrieve information about the USB device that provides the serial port #33
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…ovides the serial port getPortProperties() returns a map with keys and values as strings. The currently available keys are: idProduct (lowercase hexadecimal zero-padded to four digits), idVendor (as idProduct), manufacturer, product, serial. This is currently implemented for Linux and Mac OS X.
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This addition would be the answer to a problem I am wrestling with right now for a current project. It'd be great to see this in the next release. Even better if it could be expanded to include Windows as well (which is where much of my client base is). |
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+1 on this one |
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getPortProperties() returns a map with keys and values as strings. The currently available keys are: idProduct (lowercase hexadecimal zero-padded to four digits), idVendor (as idProduct), manufacturer, product, serial. This is currently implemented for Linux and Mac OS X.