Hi

I have serial data coming in that consists of bursts of 14 bytes.
I have got them coming in using the code posted in the learning section (with numbers changed for the correct port on my machine).

The code currently looks like this (very little change from example)
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// Example by Tom Igoe (then mangled by Nick)

import processing.serial.*;

Serial myPort;  // The serial port

void setup() {

 println(Serial.list());

 myPort = new Serial(this, Serial.list()[2], 9600);

}

void draw() {

 // Expand array size to the number of bytes you expect

 byte[] inBuffer = new byte[14];
 while (myPort.available() > 0) {

   inBuffer = myPort.readBytes();

   myPort.readBytes(inBuffer);

   if (inBuffer != null) {

    print(inBuffer);
//print("break");
   }

 }

}

This prints out the 14 byte signal to the console each time I trigger the device.
I was hoping that inBuffer was an array that I could then get at particular bytes by addressing them inBuffer[4] or whatever, but that gives me an out of bounds error.

When I uncomment the print('break") I expected to get the run of 14 values, with break printed at the end of each run (I can pause indefinitely between each run of 14 bytes) , but the word break seems to be sprinkled randomly amongst the values, sometimes a couple of times in a run of 14, sometimes once, but in the middle, occasionally at the end as I had hoped.

Sorry for long post - any pointers anyone?

Cheers

Nick