I think that specifying an EndString of "rnOKrn" should "fire" at the end of the sequence "rnrnOKrn" - don't you?

I think the fact that it doesn't "fire" is a bug.

I think this bug will also cause the trigger to miss other examples;
eg, if EndString = "apro" I think it would fail to "fire" on the "apro" in "scrapapro"

For my specific requirement here (to catch a modem's "OK"), there are plenty of workarounds - but I think, in general, this bug makes the DataPacket unreliable for detecting any arbitrary pattern in any arbitrary data stream.


EDIT:
The post above has been corrupted by the forum swallowing the backslashes - despite looking fine in the preview. I'll try it again below:

I think that specifying an EndString of

"\r\nOK\r\n"

should "fire" at the end of the sequence

"\r\n\r\nOK\r\n"

- don't you?

I think the fact that it doesn't "fire" is a bug.

I think this bug will also cause the trigger to miss other examples;
eg, if EndString = "apro" I think it would fail to "fire" on the "apro" in "scrapapro"

For my specific requirement here (to catch a modem's "OK"), there are plenty of workarounds - but I think, in general, this bug makes the DataPacket unreliable for detecting any arbitrary pattern in any arbitrary data stream.