ESP8266WiFi: made connected() return true if data is available #126
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WiFiClient::connected() should return true if the connection is disconnected, but there is still data available. This is specified in the Arduino docs: http://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/WiFiClientConnected
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ESP8266WiFi: made connected() return true if data is available
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I found an slight incompatibility with the Arduino documentation for
WiFiClient::connected(): http://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/WiFiClientConnectedWiFiClient::connected()should return true if the connection is disconnected, but there is still data available.Before this patch
WiFiClient::connected()returned true when the connection was still there. I found this more intuitive, but the documentation sadly said otherwise.