Understanding OpenBecken SendGet Function and Variable Integration possibility

I was trying to get more details on the OpenBecken function 'SendGet' but can't seem to find any references to it.

I know for example it's possible to pass on a declaration to turn on a switch on another tasmota / Open Becken device with a command such as:



And since we're here, what does this piece at the end of the code do?



Also, what's the best way to mix this function with some variables, for example where I can have a separate array with the IP address and the final 1/0 to toggle the output? Would the best way be to store these on a buffer using sprintf?

One example I put together (not actual working code)



Or is there a nicer way to do it?

Thanks!

I've recently posted an OBK clock build, the topic is in Polish but you can view Autoexec.bat because it's in English:
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic4073144.html

cdtdsilva wrote:

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http://192.168.5.23/cm?cmnd=Power%201, 0"

Where did you get this command? It doesn't seem right. For spaces, you need to use %20 I guess.

cdtdsilva wrote:

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sprintf(buffer, "SendGet http://192.168.1.%d/cm?cmnd=Power%20%d",myip,myvar);
CMD_ExecuteCommand("buffer", 0);

This is not OBK issue, it's C language issue.
There are multiple problems
- you have put buffer with quotation marks, this will not compile I guess? Or even worse if it does...
- you need to escape the % character correctly, see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3206496/h...marks-so-they-wont-be-recognized-as-variables

I'd say that you need: