Thanks! That got rid of that error, but a new one occurs. My modified code is:
...
if (StrStr(StrToSearch, "$GPGGA") != NULL) {
UInt16 pGPSStr = StrStr(StrToSearch, "$GPGGA") - StrToSearch;
UInt16 bufLen = StrLen(StrToSearch);
WChar ch = 0;
UInt8 CommaCount = 0;
while ((pGPSStr < bufLen) && (CommaCount < 6)) {
pGPSStr += TxtGetNextChar(StrToSearch, pGPSStr, &ch);
if (ch = ",")
CommaCount++;
else {
switch (CommaCount) {
case 0:
StrCat(GPSData.GPSID, ch);
break;
...
I decided to make sure that StrStr did not return a NULL before processing.
But my error occurs at the If and the StrCat statements.
At 'if (ch = ",")', I get: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer
without a cast
At 'StrCat(GPSData.GPSID, ch)', I get: warning: passing arg 2 of `StrCat' makes
pointer from integer without a cast
More of the same problem or at least similar, for whatever reason ch is an
integer(???) and can't be compared to or used as a string character? This is
very frustrating and just doesn't relate to any programming I have ever done
before.
Basically, what I want to do is create a new string made up of the pieces I
pull from the original string. So, how do I check if the current character,
which I thought was being returned to ch, is of a match and then if it isn't
add that character to the subsequent string?
Thanks very much for your help!!
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