hideEscaped(), hideMasked() and restoreMaskedAndEscaped() are only used in
ESPEasyRules.cpp. With internal linkage GCC inlines them where they are
called once (builds without FEATURE_EXTENDED_STRING_FUNCTIONS), so the
ESP8266 build is the same size as before the previous commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
parse_string_commands() had #else copies of hideEscaped(), hideMasked()
and restoreMaskedAndEscaped() for builds without
FEATURE_EXTENDED_STRING_FUNCTIONS, and the previous commit fixed a bug in
one of those copies. Build the helpers always and keep only the escaped
colon (\:) handling under FEATURE_EXTENDED_STRING_FUNCTIONS, the same as
in stripEscapeCharacters() / addEscapeCharacters().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
In parse_string_commands() the branch without FEATURE_EXTENDED_STRING_FUNCTIONS
masked '{' and '}' in the whole line instead of in replacement (regression from
4e191fc5b). The following line.replace() put the unmasked braces back, so
get_next_inner_bracket() found them again and the loop never ended
(SW watchdog / exception reset). Mask replacement, as before 4e191fc5b.
Fixes #5653
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Regression from #5369: P056_data_struct::ReadAverage() took float pm25/pm10 by value, so the averaged values never reached the caller and the task values stayed 0. Pass them by reference like CjkSDS011::ReadAverage().
writeToStreamDataBlock() waited for the rest of a body for as long as
connected() held. A server that stops sending part way through a body
without closing the connection leaves connected() true, so getString()
never returned and the unit stopped responding. Give up after
_tcpTimeout without data and return HTTPC_ERROR_READ_TIMEOUT, as
handleHeaderResponse() already does. Same fix as arendst/Tasmota#25139.
Avoid provisional NAN writes on valid reads because setFloat dispatches formulas. Use the invalid-value handler only after a failed register selection or short response. Add the requested GitHub changelog attribution.
OpenAI Codex automation prepared and validated this follow-up. The submitted plugin fails four new setter-order regression scenarios; all 12 revised host scenarios pass with ASan/UBSan. Both complete climate-A ESP8266/ESP32 firmware builds pass, retaining existing warnings in unchanged sources. No physical ESP board or HDC10xx sensor was tested.
`hostByName` does only return `1` on success, however it may return a negative value when lookup failed.
So need to check for the exact return value and not consider it a boolean return type.
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