New answers tagged string
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There is absolutely no need to use String (for anything, generally...). Instead you can either (if you have it) use std::stoi() or use strtol() on the c_str of the string.
ledcWrite(ledChannel, std::stoi(sliderValue) * (10.24));
Or
ledcWrite(ledChannel, strtol(sliderValue.c_str(), NULL, 10) * (10.24));
The former just converts into the latter anyway.
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I do not know what the “frequencies” have to do with your problem, but I
would bet that you would get more reliable results if you handle one
NMEA sentence at a time, instead of trying to handle six of them at
once, and hoping to get the right ones.
Below is a function that processes one complete sentence at a time. It
records the sentence to the SD file if ...
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Using String.getBytes(buffer, len) to get bytes.
"len" is the length to copy, but usually need to add 1 for the end of string '\0'.
For example:
String s = "123";
int count = s.length(); // lenth() is 3
s.getBytes(buffer, count); // copied "12\0" => HEX(31 32 00)
s.getBytes(buffer, count + 1); // copied "123\0" ...
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