strcomp

Tumbler · 2012-10-16 07:40

Hello

I have some troubles with a sub.

This one works:

PUB waitOK    | succes  succes := false
  repeat until Gsm.rxcheck < 0
  if gsm.Rx == 13
    if gsm.Rx == 10
      if gsm.Rx == 79
        if gsm.Rx == 75
          if gsm.Rx == 13
            if gsm.Rx == 10
             succes := true
  gsm.rxflush
return succes

And this one doesn't. was wondering why.

PUB waitOK | succes
  succes:= false
  repeat
    gsm.RXstr(@Buff)
  while Buff[0]== -1       
   
  if strcomp(@Buff,@ok)
    succes := true


  
  gsm.rxflush
  return succes

Dat

ok      Byte 13,10,79,75,13,10,0

JonnyMac · 2012-10-16 09:52

The strcomp method works with z-strings so both need to be properly terminated with 0.

I wrote this method for checking the presence of one string inside another -- can even specify the number of characters to scan. I use this when I am parsing commands out of longer strings.

pub strncmp(str1, str2, n) | match

'' Compares n characters of str2 with str1
'' -- str1 and str2 are pointers
'' -- 0 if str1 == str2, 1 if str1 > str2, -1 if str1 < str2

  match := 0

  if (n > 0)
    repeat n
      if (byte[str1] > byte[str2])
        ++match
        quit
      elseif (byte[str1] < byte[str2])  
        --match
        quit
      else
        ++str1
        ++str2

  return match

As you're providing the number of characters/bytes to compare, it will work with any two arrays of bytes.

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