Added fdrs_globals.h to .gitignore.
This way one can directly work in the repo and maintain personal configuration without exposing it to the public by accidentially submitting them.
If someone knows a safe way to revert a file in a repo with fully removing the previous commit, I would be glad to hear about a solutin.
- copied fdrs_functions.h to the root dir.
- removed all local occurances of fdrs_sensor.h and included the global <fdrs_sensor.h> instead.
- removed all local occurances of fdrs_functions.h and included the global <fdrs_functions.h> instead.
- made inclusion of fdrs_globals.h the default instead of using the llocal definitions in the file everywhere were FDRS_xxx is defined correctly.
- Fixed the faulty calls to functions where the local defines instead of the FDRS_xxx defines were used, e.G. BAND instead of FDRS_BAND
- For easier debugging I added some variation to the sensor sketches: Humidity values are randomly choosen between 0-100. For ease of view I made the first digit of the temperature values match the Reading_ID
* keywords.txt (for syntax highlighting), library.properties (for a proper description added
* moved Universal_Sensor_beta to the examples directory
* moved Sensors, FDRS_Sensor and FDRS_Gateway to resources folder. They contain documentation which needs to be kept (to be discussed where to put that later on) but are fully redundant as they are just duplicates of the different sensors / gateways in the examples folder.
Added GPS sensor, which will transmit longitude, latitude and altitude. I also added these datatypes to the definition list. I'm not quite sure if that was the right place to do so - feel free to correct. :)
Sascha
Timm Bogner
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Binder Tronics