Closes https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/7826
* nvs_entry_find(), nvs_entry_next() and nvs_entry_info()
return error codes now
* nvs_entry_find() and nvs_entry_next() access/modify iterator via
parameters, instead of returning an new iterator.
Added appropriate documentation in Chinese and English
CONFIG_LWIP_USE_ONLY_LWIP_SELECT was deprecated long time ago and removed (~ in v4.x).
Used CONFIG_VFS_SUPPORT_SELECT instead (and reverted the logic as this
is ON by default and needs to be explicitly turned off for socket only
select)
These files were added into the component directory back when we
didn't have the documentation directory, and weren't moved once the
documentation directory was created.
* Move nvs flash README to common doc directory
* correct markup of functions and types in text
from old README
* Better comment of nvs_get_used_entry_count()
* Mention C++ example in API reference
* Used target instead of hard code ESP32
* Note that strings can only span one page
* Reflect that item types have been moved
* Some clarification about nvs_commit()
* Improved reference to the ESP Partition API
* fixed little mistake in documenting-code.rst
* Change of nvs_open_from_part() to
nvs_open_from_partition() reflected in docs
* Corrected documentation of
NVSHandle::get_string(), NVSHandle::get_blob()
and NVSHandle::get_item_size().
* Closes DOC-165
* Closes IDF-1563
* Closes IDF-859
* Closes https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/6123
1. The translation should be first reviewed by technical reviewers;
2. and then by language reviewers.
For the translation for the first batch of files, please see !MR5620 and !MR5613
The translation should be first reviewed by technical reviewer Xiao Xufeng and then by Carrie
The translation for the other documents in storage folder can be found in MR5613, MR5620 and MR5737.
Ideally suited for generating a binary externally, containing key-value pairs specific
to device manufacturers. Utility allows creation of a binary, compatible
with NVS structure, which can be separately flashed onto a new
partition. This helps device manufacturers set different values for
different devices, e.g. serial numbers, but using a single firmaware
image.
