Arduino IRlib value in Serial monitor

Using Arduino Sensors
1

I'm using the IRlib library with Arduino with a remote control and a receiver.

In the Serial monitor, I get a whole bunch of info about the button I pressed, including its value.

But what I want is to extract its value in order to use it to move stepper motors.

I just want t extract the value.

Here is the code.

#include <IRLib.h>

IRrecv receiver(11);

IRdecode decoder;

void setup(){
  Serial.begin(9600);
  receiver.enableIRIn();
  }

  void loop(){
    if(receiver.GetResults(&decoder)){
      decoder.decode();
      decoder.DumpResults();
      receiver.resume();
      }
    }
It is

my first project including an IR sensor, and I can't find detailed infos about the library.

2

Seriously? A google search for "IRLib Arduino" has this as one of the first few entries: Users Manual for IRLib | CY's Tech Talk

3

Hugo_Trombert:
In the Serial monitor, I get a whole bunch of info about the button I pressed, including its value.

But what I want is to extract its value

what

4

When you see the needed code, highlight it, copy it, paste it in your editor.

.

5

Hmm

maybe "decoder.DumpResults();" is a function that contains serialprint so he needs help seeing what variable the read is stored as during that time?

I use IRremote and it's results.value, not familiar with the IRlib's workings.

6

There are plenty of examples with the official library release of the sort of stuff you expect - receiving a stream, decoding, and acting on the value read.