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__ 3.__
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- ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/main /Doc/images/arduino_install_lib_install.png )
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+ ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/master /Doc/images/arduino_install_lib_install.png )
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Now copy interpreter.c and interpreter.h files from src folder in this repository, to your sketch folder.
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__ 4.__
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__ 6.__
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- ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/main /Doc/images/arduino_install_success.png )
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+ ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/master /Doc/images/arduino_install_success.png )
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Now you should see the interpreter.cpp and interpreter.hpp files on the top bar.
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Than you just include interpreter.hpp as usual.
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@@ -244,7 +244,7 @@ __Congratulations, you have made your first project with Commander API :)__
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** The importance of response function**
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- ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/main /Doc/images/response_function_explained_01.png )
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+ ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/master /Doc/images /images/response_function_explained_01.png )
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Imagine a system that has a various number of channels to communicate with.
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For example a Linux system, which has its shell redirected to SSH, Serial, GUI...
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If a command arrives in one of the supported channels, you want to generate
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** Print the description**
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- ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/main /Doc/images/description_example.png )
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+ ![ ] ( https://github.com/dani007200964/Commander-API/blob/master /Doc/images /images/description_example.png )
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To print the description you just have to add a question mark to the end of the command.
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** When and how to use a buffer?**
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