ParseState

Enum ParseState 

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pub enum ParseState {
    Continue,
    DataReady,
    CrcError,
    HighPayloadError,
    StopByteError,
    COBSError,
}
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Shows the progress/error when parsing bytes with SerMsg.parse_read_bytes().

§Example

use serialmessage::{SerMsg, ParseState};
let rcvd_message_vec: Vec<u8> = vec![126, 1, 0, 4, 0, 72, 105, 33, 246, 129];
let mut ser_msg = SerMsg::new();
let (parse_state, _parsed_bytes) = ser_msg.parse_read_bytes(&rcvd_message_vec);
match parse_state {
    ParseState::DataReady => {
        // Do something with the received data
    }
    // No error occurred, but no complete message is ready
    ParseState::Continue => (),
    // Handle or ignore these error
    ParseState::CrcError => (),
    ParseState::HighPayloadError => (),
    ParseState::StopByteError => (),
    ParseState::COBSError => (),
}

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Continue

The bytes were handled successfully, but no complete message is ready

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DataReady

The complete message was parsed successfully and the data is ready

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CrcError

The CrcCheck failed, the message is most likely corrupted

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HighPayloadError

The Payload length exceeded its maximum of 254

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StopByteError

The StopByte was not found after the CrcCheck

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COBSError

Couldn’t successfully unpack the Consistent Overhead Byte Stuffing

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impl Debug for ParseState

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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