Serial.receivedData C# (CSharp) Method

    protected void receivedData(string data)
    {
        if (NotifyData) {
            SendMessage ("OnSerialData", data);
        }

        // Detect lines
        if (NotifyLines || NotifyValues) {

            // prepend pending buffer to received data and split by line
            string [] lines = (BufferIn + data).Split ('\n');

            // If last line is not empty, it means the line is not complete (new line did not arrive yet),
            // We keep it in buffer for next data.
            int nLines = lines.Length;
            BufferIn = lines [nLines - 1];

            // Loop until the penultimate line (don't use the last one: either it is empty or it has already been saved for later)
            for (int iLine = 0; iLine < nLines - 1; iLine++) {
                string line = lines [iLine];
                //Debug.Log ("Received a line: " + line);

                // skip first line
                if (!FirstLineReceived) {
                    FirstLineReceived = true;

                    if (SkipFirstLine) {
                        if (EnableDebugInfos) {
                            Debug.Log("First line skipped: " + line);
                        }
                        continue;
                    }
                }

                // Buffer line
                if (RememberLines > 0) {
                    linesIn.Add (line);

                    // trim lines buffer
                    int overflow = linesIn.Count - RememberLines;
                    if (overflow > 0) {
                        print ("Serial removing " + overflow + " lines from lines buffer. Either consume lines before they are lost or set RememberLines to 0.");
                        linesIn.RemoveRange (0, overflow);
                    }
                }

                // notify new line
                if (NotifyLines) {
                    SendMessage ("OnSerialLine", line);
                }

                // Notify values
                if (NotifyValues) {
                    string [] values = line.Split (ValuesSeparator);
                    SendMessage ("OnSerialValues", values);
                }

            }
        }
    }