Add IMEI retrieval feature

[wghirakawa]

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[KillingJacky]

Only modification on header file? no source file?

[ortegafernando]

May be we wants to add it but doesnt know ??

I will try to help you.

[wghirakawa]

Sorry I was working on it. First time doing the fork and pull request. I will add the source file and change the header file to match and submit pull request again. I have this feature working now.

On Apr 6, 2015, at 5:11 PM, Jack Shao notifications@github.com wrote:

Only modification on header file? no source file?

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[KillingJacky]

@wghirakawa , It's ok. I recommend to close this pull request and you pull another one, because there's commit merged against the base of your patch. So I suggest you to fetch the new HEAD of this repo and then pull a new request. Thanks.

[wghirakawa]

So do I revamp the code to reflect what opop. Said about returning an
interger? And pass in a string variable to assign value too?

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@wghirakawa https://github.com/wghirakawa , It's ok. I recommend to
close this pull request and you pull another one, because there's commit
merged against the base of your patch. So I suggest you to fetch the new
HEAD of this repo and then pull a new request. Thanks.

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[KillingJacky]

Actually no need. For arduino, you can use String as the returning type.

[ortegafernando]

Try not to use strings, they use toó muchos RAM memory from our arduinos and it will be the only función using strings.

[ortegafernando]

Sorry, some words had been corrected by my mobile phone. "Too much RAM memory"

[wghirakawa]

Ok. I’m still kind of new to arduinos and the c++ but I’ve been forcing my self to learn it. What would you recommend I do. Return and Integer 0 if successful and -1 if unsuccessful? Also would the user pass in the variable to store the IMEI? If so what would be the data type? should it be a char array? Let me know what you recommend or if you want to modify the code, I can learn from what you do.

Thank you,
Wayne

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Sorry, some words had been corrected by my mobile phone. "Too much RAM memory"

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[ortegafernando]

I am also a noob. Only 8 months with arduino but i had improved a lot. Just take this function as example and try to do it, you will learn trying it !!!!.

/** read SMS, phone and date if getting a SMS message. It changes SMS status to READ 
 *  @param  messageIndex  SIM position to read
 *  @param  message  buffer used to get SMS message
 *  @param  length  length of message buffer
 *  @param  phone  buffer used to get SMS's sender phone number
 *  @param  datetime  buffer used to get SMS's send datetime
 *  @returns
 *      0 on success
 *      -1 on error
 */
 int readSMS(int messageIndex, char *message, int length, char *phone, char *datetime); 

or a simplier one:

/** read SMS if getting a SMS message
 *  @param  buffer  buffer that get from GPRS module(when getting a SMS, GPRS module will return a buffer array)
 *  @param  message buffer used to get SMS message
 *  @param  check   whether to check phone number(we may only want to read SMS from specified phone number)
 *  @returns
 *      0 on success
 *      -1 on error
 */
int readSMS(int messageIndex, char *message, int length);

The buffer than the user has to pass you needs 14 chars. (13 IMEI + \0 character)

[wghirakawa]

OK thanks I'll try that

On Tue, Apr 7, 2015, 9:41 PM op2op2op2 notifications@github.com wrote:

I am also a noob. Only 8 months with arduino but i had improved a lot.
Just take this function as example and try to do it, you will learn trying
it !!!!.

/** read SMS, phone and date if getting a SMS message. It changes SMS status to READ

• @param messageIndex SIM position to read
• @param message buffer used to get SMS message
• @param length length of message buffer
• @param phone buffer used to get SMS's sender phone number
• @param datetime buffer used to get SMS's send datetime
• @returns

•  0 on success
  

•  -1 on error
  

  */
  int readSMS(int messageIndex, char *message, int length, char *phone, char *datetime);

or a more complicate one:

/** read SMS if getting a SMS message

• @param buffer buffer that get from GPRS module(when getting a SMS, GPRS module will return a buffer array)
• @param message buffer used to get SMS message
• @param check whether to check phone number(we may only want to read SMS from specified phone number)
• @returns

•  0 on success
  

•  -1 on error
  

  */
  int readSMS(int messageIndex, char *message, int length);

The buffer than the user has to pass you needs 14 chars. (13 IMEI + \0
character)

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