help -- How to read config from a String

[wilson405]

hi, everything works perfectly, I just need a help, I need user and password, to be read from a string, because I will store it in Spiffs, can someone help me.

example :

// database user and password char user[] = here variable type String ;
char password[] = here variable type String;

[ChuckBell]

Hi. Can you be more specific? Maybe post a code snippet so I can see what you want to do? Otherwise, you may want to look at the sample sketches that show how to use a format string and sprintf() to fill in values.

On Oct 20, 2021, at 10:55 AM, wilson405 @.***> wrote:

hi, everything works perfectly, I just need a help, I need user and password, to be read from a string, because I will store it in Spiffs, can someone help me.

example :

char user[] = here string ; char password[] = here string;

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[wilson405]

Hi Sir ChuckBell,

in my code >

IPAddress server_addr(myserver); // IP of the MySQL server here char user[] = read string here; // MySQL user login username char password[] = read string here; // MySQL user login password char db[] = read string here; // MySQL Database

I would like to read the username, password and database from a String that I have stored in a variable, how do I convert the variable that is a String to the char * ? Would you help me ?

[ChuckBell]

I am not familiar with SPIFF (from the ESP world), but to convert a string to a char , you would use the c_str() method to get the char pointer.

For example, say you read the user name into a string something like this:

String user = something.spiff_read();

To use the user (which is a String class) as a char *, just call the c_str0 method like this:

connect(user.c_strr()...

There is no need to copy the string to a char * buffer.