I don't know about BareSendMsg, but in general
I would use a task to call a normal Send and post that
task from the Timer.fired and sendDone events.
One specific problem in the code you include is that
you shouldn't be busy-waiting for more than a few micro
seconds in any function. I suspect that whatever you are
dong to wait(10 seconds) is blocking the execution of
other tasks which are needed to send messages.
I don't know why your attempt to send from sendDone failed,
but try the task approach to see if it helps.
MS
sofia aparicio wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to send several radio messages using BareSendMsg.send.
>
> If I write something like that it does not work:
> timer.fired()
> {
> result= call BareSendMsg.send(msg);
> wait(10 seconds);
> result1=BareSendMsg.send(msg);
> if (result==SUCCESS) leds red on;
> if (result1== SUCCESS) leds yellow on;
> }
>
> Only the red led is on, the yellow led is off. Do you know why?
>
> I tried to send the second message in BareSendMsg.sendDone but I only
> receive the first message not the second one.
> Could you please tell me how does it work?
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> Sofia
>
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