If there is, it certainly won't be another '>'.
That is an incorrect presumption. When sending bytes, any of them could be a '<' or a '>' (0x03C or 0x03E) embedded in the raw data bytes.
If there is, it certainly won't be another '>'.
That is an incorrect presumption. When sending bytes, any of them could be a '<' or a '>' (0x03C or 0x03E) embedded in the raw data bytes.