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arduino-esp32/libraries/BluetoothSerial/src/BTAdvertisedDevice.h
Thomas M 41c372c143 [2.0.0] BtClassic Discovery with info without connect (#4811)
Hey guys,
so I wanted to do a BtClassic Discovery without the need to call connect
and to list all found devices on a display and continue work with that list.

I wasn't capable to test the example code with my file structure, but I did use the discovery already in some different situations.

However when I noted that the Bluedroid stack won't let me enforce an RfComm SPP connection to a GPS Device (Skytraxx 2 plus, I guess its interface is built so simple that it doesn't advertise its SPP over SDP), I will probably have to switch to BtStack (BlueKitchen) and stop on this side meanwhile
2021-04-16 01:37:33 +03:00

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/*
* BTAdvertisedDevice.h
*
* Created on: Feb 5, 2021
* Author: Thomas M. (ArcticSnowSky)
*/
#ifndef __BTADVERTISEDDEVICE_H__
#define __BTADVERTISEDDEVICE_H__
#include "BTAddress.h"
class BTAdvertisedDevice {
public:
virtual ~BTAdvertisedDevice() = default;
virtual BTAddress getAddress();
virtual uint32_t getCOD();
virtual std::string getName();
virtual int8_t getRSSI();
virtual bool haveCOD();
virtual bool haveName();
virtual bool haveRSSI();
virtual std::string toString();
};
class BTAdvertisedDeviceSet : public virtual BTAdvertisedDevice {
public:
BTAdvertisedDeviceSet();
//~BTAdvertisedDeviceSet() = default;
BTAddress getAddress();
uint32_t getCOD();
std::string getName();
int8_t getRSSI();
bool haveCOD();
bool haveName();
bool haveRSSI();
std::string toString();
void setAddress(BTAddress address);
void setCOD(uint32_t cod);
void setName(std::string name);
void setRSSI(int8_t rssi);
bool m_haveCOD;
bool m_haveName;
bool m_haveRSSI;
BTAddress m_address = BTAddress((uint8_t*)"\0\0\0\0\0\0");
uint32_t m_cod;
std::string m_name;
int8_t m_rssi;
};
#endif