How to get RSSI of connected device? about neatle

[tomazs]

You would need to implement a custom command, i.e.

1. Extend from Command and call readRemoteRssi() on the provide gatt instance
2. override the onReadRemoteRssi() to get the value
3. call finish when the command is done (so other BT operations can proceed)

When the implementation is done, create a operation build and call it's * executeCommand*

[tomazs]

Not behind a computer to check, but the CommandResult should have a static method to create an instance

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On Fri, Mar 15, 2019, 10:45 PM Mykol00 ***@***.***> wrote: Perhaps I misunderstood but I've attempted to implement your solution, however I'm unable to do the last step. When I attempt to call finish() from within the Command subclass I'm stuck since finish takes a CommandResult. From what I can see all of the default CommandResults are limited to the library, and I cannot override the constructor. =( — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#54 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAkVJ93-wIw2W5yW-Uhwf1PC6E-YWTASks5vXBR3gaJpZM4b29a6> .

[Myk-da-Beast]

Wow thanks for the response. I'm not familiar with operations or commands but I will try to implement your solution and report my results =)

[Myk-da-Beast]

You say call finish when the command is done, does that mean at the end of Command.start() ?

[Myk-da-Beast]

Perhaps I misunderstood but I've attempted to implement your solution, however I'm unable to do the last step. When I attempt to call finish() from within the Command subclass I'm stuck since finish takes a CommandResult. From what I can see all of the default CommandResults are limited to the library, and I cannot override the constructor. =(

[Myk-da-Beast]

Hmm. I don't see any such static methods. The constructor itself seems to be public but for some reason when I try to use it I get an error saying:
Cannot access '': it is public/package/ in 'CommandResult'

I don't think I'm understanding the meaning of this error. I would think that since it is public I should be fine to use it... Could it perhaps be because I'm using Kotlin?