...al drivers to determine the scripts name/version and imply capabilities. Examples would be:
Allow a serial driver to determine this sketch is RF12demo.10 and therefore imply that it supports the:
band,group,node,header,data>
sending format, as well as:
byte,byte,byte,byte,node,s syntax.
This is especially important for serial connections where the connection may not be able to be be reset (lack of RST etc) for example just connecting PWR/GND TX/RX of a gpio.
This appears to be a non-breaking change.
I would be happy for sketch to report .10 still, but a .11 would also be fine on my part. I would also be happy if you implement this in a different way to achieve the same result.
...al drivers to determine the scripts name/version and imply capabilities. Examples would be:
Allow a serial driver to determine this sketch is RF12demo.10 and therefore imply that it supports the: band,group,node,header,data> sending format, as well as: byte,byte,byte,byte,node,s syntax.
This is especially important for serial connections where the connection may not be able to be be reset (lack of RST etc) for example just connecting PWR/GND TX/RX of a gpio.
This appears to be a non-breaking change.
I would be happy for sketch to report .10 still, but a .11 would also be fine on my part. I would also be happy if you implement this in a different way to achieve the same result.
--lightbulb