Closed rmcmullanLB closed 5 years ago
Yes you are right, that code will never work.
I mistakenly edited these recently, without looking back over all the code to see what it might break. Stupid me!
All fixed now, reverted back to the original settings.
Well spotted. That is my mistake. I recently added some new functionality and did some other clean up whilst I was there. Obviously I was not really concentrating as I made a couple of silly mistakes. Probably due to not looking at us for almost 3 years and forgetting how I did it.
I have just reverted back to the old version. It should be ready for download now.
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On Sun, Jun 2, 2019 at 2:24 AM +1000, "rmcmullanLB" notifications@github.com wrote:
Thanks for the great library. Apologies if this is just me not understanding things. When I was trying to learn the sendZoneBeacon function, the Medic Station example (https://github.com/rmick/LTTO_Library/blob/master/examples/MedicStation/MedicStation.ino), shows the syntax:
ltto.sendZoneBeacon(SUPPLY_ZONE, teamID);
But when I look at the SendIR.cpp, I get the impression that it wants the byte "11" instead of SUPPLY_ZONE.
HashDefines.h has #define SUPPLY_ZONE 'c'
Is 'c' the same as the byte 11?
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Thanks for the great library. Apologies if this is just me not understanding things. When I was trying to learn the sendZoneBeacon function, the Medic Station example (https://github.com/rmick/LTTO_Library/blob/master/examples/MedicStation/MedicStation.ino), shows the syntax: ltto.sendZoneBeacon(SUPPLY_ZONE, teamID); But when I look at the SendIR.cpp, I get the impression that it wants the byte "11" instead of SUPPLY_ZONE.
HashDefines.h has #define SUPPLY_ZONE 'c' Is 'c' the same as the byte 11?