string input_line = "$GPGGA,123456,2934.1881,N,00214.4479,W,1,04,2.5,42.0,M,-22.0,M,,*78";//NMEA data input line NMEAInputLine line(input_line); //create NMEAInputLine object with input_line if(line.read_checked()) //check if input_line contains valid NMEA data { cout<<"Valid NMEA data found"<
In this example, we create an NMEAInputLine object with the input line and use the read_checked function to check if the data is valid. If the data is valid, we can further parse and use it according to our requirements.
Example 2:string input_line = "$GPVTG,054.7,T,034.4,M,005.5,N,010.2,K*48";//NMEA data input line NMEAInputLine line(input_line);//create NMEAInputLine object with input_line if(line.read_checked())//check if input_line contains valid NMEA data { cout<<"Valid NMEA data found"<In this example, we create an NMEAInputLine object with a different input line and use the read_checked function to check if the data is valid. If the data is valid, we can further parse and use it according to our requirements. These examples are most likely using an NMEA library package, although without further context it's hard to determine which specific package.