[SOLVED] Help with "dynamic" statement with string and pin state

[bule]

Here is my code:

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else if (txtmsg.compareTo("status") == 0)
 {
    String statustxt = "";
    pinstate = digitalRead(pin);
    if (pinstate == 1){
    sms.remoteNumber(remoteNumber, 10);
    sms.beginSMS(remoteNumber);
    sms.print(statustxt);
    sms.endSMS();
    }
 }

I need to complete the code to do next (my pseudo code)
if txt message is status do next:
if pinstatus == 1
    sting is: relay 'pin' is on
else
string is: relay 'pin' is off
sms.remoteNumber(remoteNumber, 10);
    sms.beginSMS(remoteNumber);
    sms.print(string);
    sms.endSMS();

My brain is stuck, I mean I am stuck at how to create one string with two states.

[PaulS]

My brain is stuck, I mean I am stuck at how to create one string with two states.

Probably because that isn't what you want to do. You want to create a string (or String) with one of two different states.

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char stg[32];
if(i == 27)
   strcpy(stg, "The value really is 27");
else
   strcpy(stg, "The value is not 27");
 

Random
                      indenting
         even in
      psuedo code
                    really isn't
        a good
               idea.

[bule]

Ok. Thanks for the tip. But when I enter the line

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sms.print(stg);
What is going to print?

[PaulS]

Ok. Thanks for the tip. But when I enter the line ... What is going to print?

Whatever is in stg.

Do not post snippets here and expect much other than smart-assed answers.

[bule]

Solved.

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else if (txtmsg.compareTo("status") == 0)
  {
    char stg[32];
    if (digitalRead(pin) == HIGH){
      strcpy(stg, "Relej je ukljucen.");
    }
    else {
      strcpy(stg, "Relej je iskljucen.");
    }
    Serial.println(stg);
    sms.remoteNumber(remoteNumber, 10);
    sms.beginSMS(remoteNumber);
    sms.print(stg);
    sms.endSMS();
  }