Reading data from multiple COM serial ports part II

Remain part of reading data from multiple serial ports is as follows.
Handler.h file

#include "SerialCom.h"
class Handler
{
private:
	CSerialCom  port;
	BYTE data;
	DWORD BaudRate;
	BYTE byteSize;
	DWORD fparity;
	BYTE parity; 
	BYTE stopBit; 	

public:
	Handler(void);
	void setPortDetail(DWORD BaudRate,BYTE byteSize,DWORD fparity,BYTE parity, BYTE stopBit);
	void COMListen();
	void listenCOM();
	~Handler(void);
};

Handler.cpp class

#include "Handler.h"
#include 
#include 
#include 
Handler::Handler(void)
{}

void Handler::setPortDetail(DWORD BaudRate,BYTE byteSize,DWORD fparity,BYTE parity){
	this->BaudRate= BaudRate;
	this->byteSize = byteSize;
	this->fparity= fparity;
	this->parity = parity;
	this->stopBit= stopBit;
}

void Handler::COMListen(){
//start thread to handle multiple COM serial port
	thread t(&Handler::listenCOM,this);
//detach to separate thread from main thread. 
	t.detach();
}

void Handler::listenCOM(){
	
	
	if(!(this->port.OpenPort(p.c_str()))){
		printf("Cannot open Communication Port.Please \n quit the application & re-start your PC");
	}
	else{
		cout<
Now, create multiple objects of handler class, set configurations and call COMListen method to read data as example given below.
Handler h;
Handler h2;
h.setPortDetail("COM3",115200,8,0,NOPARITY ,ONESTOPBIT,&cam);
h2.setPortDetail("COM4",115200,8,0,NOPARITY ,ONESTOPBIT,&cam);

h.COMListen();
h2.COMListen();
	







																									
Tags:COM, port, Serial ports