EEPROM

get()

This function will retrieve an object from the EEPROM. Use the same type of object you used in the put call.

// SYNTAX
EEPROM.get(int address, object)

address is the start address (int) of the EEPROM locations to read. It must be a value between 0 and EEPROM.length()-1

object is the object data that would be read. The number of bytes read is automatically determined from the type of object.

// EXAMPLE USAGE
// Read a value (2 bytes in this case) from EEPROM addres
int addr = 10;
uint16_t value;
EEPROM.get(addr, value);
if(value == 0xFFFF) {
  // EEPROM was empty -> initialize value
  value = 25;
}

// Read an object from the EEPROM addres
addr = 20;
struct MyObject {
  uint8_t version;
  float field1;
  uint16_t field2;
  char name[10];
};
MyObject myObj;
EEPROM.get(addr, myObj);
if(myObj.version != 0) {
  // EEPROM was empty -> initialize myObj
  MyObject defaultObj = { 0, 12.34f, 25, "Test!" };
  myObj = defaultObj;
}

The default value of bytes in the EEPROM is 255 (hexadecimal 0xFF) so reading an object on a new device will return an object filled with 0xFF. One trick to deal with default data is to include a version field that you can check to see if there was valid data written in the EEPROM.