Suggestions to easily handle response to AT+COPS=?

[awneil]

The response to AT+COPS=? is a list of available network operators; eg,

AT+COPS=?

+COPS: (2,“vodafone UK”,“voda UK”,“23415”),(3,“Orange”,“Orange”,“23433”),(3,“T-Mobile UK”,“TMO UK”,“23430”),(3,“O2 - UK”,“O2 -UK”,“23410”)

OK

Does anyone have any suggestions for easy ways to extract the operator details from this?

wm_strGetParameterString doesn’t work:

u8 dst[80];
u8 src[]="+COPS: (2,\"vodafone UK\",\"voda UK\",\"23415\"),(3,\"O2 - UK\",\"O2 -UK\",\"23410\"),(3,\"Orange\",\"Orange\",\"23433\"),(3,\"T-Mobile UK\",\"TMO UK\",\"23430\")";
          
u8 *ptr;
u8 idx;
        
// Get the 1st 7 parameters
for( idx=1; idx<8; ++idx )
{
    // Get the next parameter
    ptr = wm_strGetParameterString( dst, src, idx );

    // Trace the return value
    TRACE(( 1, "%u: ptr=%p", idx, ptr ));

    // If the return value indicates that a parameter was found, trace it
    if( ptr )
    {
        TRACE(( 1, dst ));
    }
}

Result:

Trace IP 1 1: ptr=0197FD74
Trace IP 1 (2
Trace IP 1 2: ptr=0197FD74
Trace IP 1 vodafone UK
Trace IP 1 3: ptr=0197FD74
Trace IP 1 voda UK
Trace IP 1 4: ptr=0197FD74
Trace IP 1 23415
Trace IP 1 5: ptr=0197FD74
Trace IP 1 ),(3,“O2 - UK”,“O2 -UK”,“23410”),(3,“Orange”,“Orange”,“23433”),(3,“T-Mobile UK”,“TMO UK”,“23430”)
Trace IP 1 6: ptr=00000000
Trace IP 1 7: ptr=00000000

In other words, it gets the details of the 1st operator (vodafone, in the above example) OK, but then considers the whole of the rest of the string to be one parameter!

It’s also a bit poor the way it includes the bracket in the 1st parameter.

[Ralf_Ebert]

Hi awneil,

in this case I normalize the strings first and parse them using wm_strtok (or strtok itself) then.

Regards
Ralf