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* setting the temperature just prints it out
* asking for the next time to sample returns a constant (later, it
will read from stdin)
with this, I can wrap this program with `IPC::Run` or similar, and write
all the logic in Perl!
the esp32 will send its own device id with the temperature, and we can
safely assume that the request for "next time" will come from the same
device
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It's necessary to return the method call on dbus, because otherwise
the clients get an error after writing to the characteristic as
in issue #12
See the code comments for more details.
Signed-off-by: Bruno Randolf <br1@einfach.org>
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This is necessary for the advertisements to be in "LE General
Discoverable Mode" which makes them visible (especially to other Linux
boxes).
Signed-off-by: Bruno Randolf <br1@einfach.org>
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ggkStart() allowing an application to change them based on configuration rather than compilation. Power-off-disconnect errors hacked out of existence. A few log lines that were set to trace converted to debug log levels to reduce logspam.
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from ggkWait.
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