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Alain Mizreh

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  • Can't find the right documentation... Reading receive messages
    A Alain Mizreh

    @mfalkvidd , Thanks for your reply !
    Would there be some code example to illustrate ?
    I am bad at manipulating variables, and I don't get it...
    The link you gave me is very detailed, however, I don't understand what I should do with all the variables described... Create one local variable for every field ?

    Thanks a lot,

    Regards,

    Alain

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  • Can't find the right documentation... Reading receive messages
    A Alain Mizreh

    Hello,
    First of all, I would like to say thank you for MySensors.
    It seems to be doing all the things I expected for a longtime, and I have been trying to do it all by myself before...

    So, I am new to MySensors, not to Arduino / ESP8266, etc...

    I have been able to make a Gateway & a Sensor talk together.
    I have been able to connect to my io.adafruit.com MQTT server, as well...

    I am using the "void receive(MyMessage &msg)" routine to read incoming messages from my Sensor (a DHT22 based one).

    But I cannot figure out how to get the data from it !
    The variable I use doesn't seem to be a String, and I am pretty sure I coud get something like : MyNode = MyMessage.NODE_ID... but I can't find the explanation of how to read incoming messages...

    Hint : I am a hardware engineer from 1985, and I developed my programming skills very late...

    Here is the bit of code I use :

    void receive(MyMessage &msg)
    {
    
      
      String MyMessage;
      int MsgLen = MyMessage.length();
      
      String Humid = MyMessage.substring(12, MsgLen);
      
      Serial.println(MsgLen);
      Serial.println (Humid);
      
    
    }```
    
    The result is that MsgLen (Length of MyMessage) = 0. So to me this is not a String... 
    
    Thanks for your help, 
    
    Regards,
    
    Alain
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