platformio & constructor

[ramarro123]

hello,

do you plan to release it on platform.io library manager?

and, one more question, why did you change the constructor form original ds18b20?

i used to have an array of OneWire in a class, and construct the object when i got an mqtt message (after the class been loaded) but since there is no empty constructor i can't for now.

on original version i just used the empty constructor and then reinitialize it

[stickbreaker]

do you plan to release it on platform.io library manager?

I don't use PlatformIO so I have no interest in building a library manager.

and, one more question, why did you change the constructor form original ds18b20?

I do not believe I changed the constructor. The only differences are how critical sections are coded.

i used to have an array of OneWire in a class, and construct the object when i got an mqtt message (after the class been loaded) but since there is no empty constructor i can't for now.
on original version i just used the empty constructor and then reinitialize it

I don't know what you are trying to say here? You can do a compare with Paul Stoffregen see all the changes I made. I don't see any changes to the Class Constructor?

Chuck.

[ramarro123]

version of paul

  public:
    OneWire() { }
    OneWire(uint8_t pin) { begin(pin); }
    void begin(uint8_t pin);

your version

  public:
    OneWire( uint8_t pin);

probably you forked a previous version of paul codebase? you plan to merge back with their change?

[stickbreaker]

I submitted these changes to Paul back in 2017, but he did not like the change style.

So, I doubt a new merge would be accepted.

I forked this Dec 2017, so those construct changes done March 2018 and June 2019 aren't included.

probably you forked a previous version of paul codebase? you plan to merge back with their change?

I'd have to test the changes, but, don't have time currently. so I don't know when, if ever I would update it. It is working for me.

Chuck

[pbolduc]

do you plan to release it on platform.io library manager?

There should be no need to release it on the platform io library manager. Consumers can just use git reference, see Library options

You can add a direct reference to the latest, specific version in your platformio.ini. Here I reference the specific tagged version

lib_deps = ${env.lib_deps}
    milesburton/DallasTemperature@^3.9.0
    https://github.com/stickbreaker/OneWire.git#v2.3.3-ESP32