console - "beep rr" command doesn't work

[idolpx]

console - "beep rr" command doesn't work

[Hopperpop]

I think that you can't use delay() or yield() in an event. If you call beep_rr() in loop(), it works perfectly. I tested this with this code:

enum class statemachine{
    none,
    beep,
    rr
};
statemachine state = statemachine::none;
int beepv;


void loop ( void )
{
    dnsd.processNextRequest();
    ArduinoOTA.handle();  // Handle remote Wifi Updates

    switch (state){
        case statemachine::rr:
            beep_rr();
            state = statemachine::none;
            break;
        case statemachine::beep:
            beepC(beepv);
            state = statemachine::none;
            break;
    }
}

Instead of calling the beep functions in the web-socket event, change the state variable to the desired state. Note that this will block the dns proces for a short time when playing a note/song.

[boneskull]

likely related to esp8266/Arduino#836

[idolpx]

Thanks for the info and for posting about it on that thread. I hope a solution is found. It really doesn't make much sense to me right now. I'm still trying stuff to try to get it working.

[boneskull]

I messed with it for a bit and could only assert the code was running. almost positive it's not a bug in your code rhoigh

[boneskull]

Though

[idolpx]

Thanks for looking into it. I was hoping an update to the SDK might fix it. It's not a critical function and it's nice that it works on boot up at least. :)

[idolpx]

Oh awesome!!! I'll check it out. Thanks for the feedback!

[idolpx]

Works like a charm. :) Thanks again.

[boneskull]

@Hopperpop Nice catch & solution; didn't know that about the event handler.