Updating _port to really used port and made _port accessible #7003
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Thanks, but you added submodules in this PR. |
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Those submodules were automagically added by git when I created the branch... will try to remove them though... |
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Tried the 'git checkout upstream/master -- libraries/LittleFS/lib/littlefs', ... from my point of view it hadn't helped, or?? Really love this 'git'-stuff...... |
d-a-v
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Jan 8, 2020
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Apparently it did help |
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Wow, thanks for your help! |
devyte
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Jan 9, 2020
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When calling WiFiServer with a 'port = 0', a free port is auto-selected, but this port isn't updated to the '_port' member. In addition, the used port is made accessible.