Closed StefanL38 closed 3 years ago
Then try yourself harder.
@StefanL38 this library is very low-level and the example are meant show only the most basic functionality. Some more practical examples would be super cool but I personally don't have the capacity these days.
Then try yourself harder.
that's not helpful for anyone. seriously, check your attitude, you're here to help folks right?
Once you have parsed the LoRa packet, you can just call LoRa.read to read bytes into your variables. Just as you would do with a file.
@morganrallen It is OSCP's motto: Try harder.
Sometimes, we need to try harder instead of simply blaming all other stuffs too difficult to do. It will not help us to help them.
Apologize if it is too upset to anyone.
And if this was OSCP that would mean something. But as it's not, just chill out on the harsh criticisms, they don't actually help anyone and you don't have to answer anyhow.
I have looked into the examples. The examples do somehow andvanced stuff. But none of the examples does a demontsration on how to receive two values how to extract them from the received message and store them into variables.
This is very beginner-UN-friendly