Chris Leishman

@spacecowboy Not entirely following. Let's chat on slack.

@spacecowboy I have no idea what memory requirements cypher-shell has. BTW - I pinged you on neo4j-users slack.

I assume you mean `CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX` type commands? There is a lot of new features in the Neo4j implementation of Cypher that are not yet in this library. Contributions...

Responding to @StevenCellist's related https://github.com/jgromes/RadioLib/pull/1607#issuecomment-3315288927: > But maybe it could be an idea to look at the LoRaWAN implementation: have a fully working stack that expects to live in RAM,...

BTW - Section 7.4 of the SX1262 datasheet (v1.2) describes the data buffer behavior, and it does seem that the only operation that will clear it is putting the module...

> * Not lose state in the module during deep sleep Curious. In your use cases, what state do you need to keep other than the packet buffer and why?...

> This is what i mean that in most cases the developer can simply reset the known state after deep sleep. Therefore the PR is valid for most cases, still...

> If I'm not mistaken (i may have comoletely missunderstood the code) things like `getPacketLen()` and `getDataRate()` return the cached value inside the module, using the values calculated in begin()....

> I haven't tested this on hardware yet (I'm traveling this weekend) but I can do so on Monday. Tested and confirmed that I can call `::begin` on wake-from-deep-sleep with...

I think I've resolved those concerns, although I'm not especially familiar with the UI frameworks. I think that control would also be improved if it was replaced with a text...