The available() should return Current!=null;

[MikeBlueIce]

For variable number of arguments, this code will not work:

while (cmdMessenger.available())
{
      int curNo=cmdMessenger.readInt16Arg();
      
      // Do something with this number.
}

It will skip 1 parameter at a time. Was this function intended for this?

[thijse]

Honestly, if forgett why I available goes to the next parameter. I do not see samples using it. I will think on your suggestion.

[Palatis]

I find this "feature" annoying, too... :-P

[sigmaeo]

Me too.
Instead of:
if( cmdMessenger.available() ) { value1 = cm.readInt32Arg(); if( cmdMessenger.available() ) value2 = cm.readInt32Arg(); }

One have to do it this way:
ui32 = cm.readInt32Arg(); if( cm.isArgOk() ) { value1 = ui32; ui32 = cm.readInt32Arg(); if( cm.isArgOk() ) ui32 = cm.readInt32Arg(); }

If I send the command string (command-id=0):
0,1,2,3,4,5;

The first example catches:
value1=2 and
value2=4

The second example catches:
value1=1 and
value2=2
as expected.