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Syntax issue for strings

 
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Syntax issue for strings
PostPosted: Thu Jan 31, 2013 4:25 am     Reply with quote

Hi all,

I'm trying to detect a string array that I'm getting from the serial comm. Eg . there are lots of information sent via serial port and I just need a certain bunch of this string and need my MCU use it as a getch().

The string comes via serial : [00:00:27]Channel[0]-->>Login success

My getch() function awaits only "Login success" which is inside the above string.

So what I have to do is to make my program see "Login success" inside the bunch of strings and triggered.

How can I do this since I'm a newbie with C++.

Thanks in advance,

US
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 31, 2013 8:24 am     Reply with quote

CCS is 'C' not 'C++'.

However, CCS compiler includes several string compare routines.
Or you could analyse the input string by looking for the first 'L' followed by 'o'... 'til you get to the final 's'.

Mike
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