What is this statement used for in remote command parsing rcommand #785
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Hi, when reading through the code I stumbled across this line. Does anyone know what that increment is for? After executing this statement the function is exited. |
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cyberman54
Apr 6, 2021
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This forwards the cursor (a pointer to commands or arguments) of the command parsing loop to the next command in the buffer, if there is one (while (cursor < cmdlength). This allows to send multiple commands in one downlink. |
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Ahh yes, now I see why. I missed the outer loop |
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This forwards the cursor (a pointer to commands or arguments) of the command parsing loop to the next command in the buffer, if there is one (while (cursor < cmdlength). This allows to send multiple commands in one downlink.