AT commands

[weird0]

// AT+CMGS sends the SMS message

I wish to send the above AT command on the serial port but how should
i write the string for it
which is

"AT+CMGS=+03222345432

Hello World"

temp =@"""AT+CMGS="+03222476927""" + "\n" + " > " + msg ;
// Here the compiler gives an error

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

// AT+CMGS sends the SMS message

I wish to send the above AT command on the serial port but how should
i write the string for it
which is

"AT+CMGS=+03222345432

temp =@"""AT+CMGS="+03222476927""" + "\n" + " > " + msg ;
// Here the compiler gives an error

Whenever you post a question due to an error (whether it's a compiler
error or an exception) it's worth saying what the error is.

In this case it looks like you've got a stray quote after the CMGS=
part. If you change it to

temp =@"""AT+CMGS=+03222476927""" + "\n" + " > " + msg ;

it will compile. However, you'll then not quite match your desired
output - you'll still have one quote too many in the output. Try

temp =@"""AT+CMGS=+03222476927" + "\n" + " > " + msg;

or the simpler (IMO):

temp = "\"AT+CMGS=+03222476927\n > " + msg;

I don't think using a verbatim string literal actually helps in this
case.

 

[Mark Rae]

// Here the compiler gives an error

Is there any reason why you have posted in a technical newsgroup saying that
you're getting an error, but have not actually said what the error is...?