radio.write verifies a successful transmission?

Projects Networking, Protocols, and Devices
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I'm not saying that I'm not listening to you, but I just want to make my own code correct... It's bugging me.

I figured this: what if the commsDelay increment is outside the if statement. That way, commsDelay will be only 10 if and only if a message is received. Now if there is no available() is a true value (meaning no message), in loop() commsDelay will continue to increment. That is if it does increment (like +10 per 10ms delay)

void loop(){
   if(radio.available()){
      //instructions
      commsDelay = 10;
     }
   commsDelay += 10;
   delay(10);
   verifySuccessfulComms();
}

I am going to use your suggestion, but I wish to "debug" this one.