adl_atCmdSend() question

[user_des19n]

Hello,

Anyone could help me with this? in the code cmd function works OK but cmd_p doesn’t.
What should I do if the commands are not const. e.g. AT+CMGD=X … AT+CMGW=“XXX” …

bool cmd_Handler(adl_atResponse_t *paras)
{
if (paras->RspID == ADL_STR_OK)
TRACE((1, “OK”));
return TRUE;
}
void cmd(void)
{
adl_atCmdSend(“AT”, cmd_Handler);
}
void cmd_p(void)
{
ascii cmd[3];
strcpy(cmd, “AT”);
adl_atCmdSend(cmd, cmd_Handler);
}

[awneil]

@user_des19n

What should I do if the commands are not const. e.g. AT+CMGD=X … AT+CMGW=“XXX” …}

The same thing you’d do in any other ‘C’ program when you want to build a string at run time…

[user_des19n]

@awneil

@user_des19n

What should I do if the commands are not const. e.g. AT+CMGD=X … AT+CMGW=“XXX” …}

The same thing you’d do in any other ‘C’ program when you want to build a string at run time…

It doesn’t work. Have you tried anything and it worked?

I tried it as the cmd_p() in the code but it didn’t work.

[user_des19n]

somthing wrong with adl_atCmdSend().

adl_atCmdCreate() works. My problem is solved.

[tomridl]

Have a look at the prototype for adl_atCmdSend:

s8 adl_atCmdSend ( ascii * atstr, adl_atRspHandler_t rsphdl, … );

atstr:
The string (name) of the command we want to send. Since this service only handles AT commands, this string has to begin by the “AT” characters.
rsphdl:
The response handler of the callback function associated to the command.
…:
A list of strings of the response to subscribed to. This list has to be terminated by NULL.

You should have:

adl_atCmdSend(cmd, cmd_Handler, "*", NULL);

in order to receive responses.