Have you tried Bing copilot?
It can give you a general outline to structure your code, like this:
% Assuming 'SSID' and 'PASSWORD' are defined
wifi = wifiConnect(SSID, PASSWORD);
disp(['WiFi connecting to ', SSID]);
while ~wifi.isConnected()
fprintf('.');
pause(0.4);
end
disp(' ');
disp('WiFi connected');
disp(['IP : ', wifi.localIP()]);
% Assuming 'LINE_TOKEN' is defined
LINE.setToken(LINE_TOKEN);
Of course, copilot would give you the following warning:
Please note that this is a simplified version and might not work as expected because MATLAB does not have built-in support for WiFi communication. You would need to use a MATLAB support package for Arduino or another hardware support package for WiFi communication. Also, the wifiConnect, isConnected, localIP, and setToken functions are placeholders for the actual functions you would use to connect to WiFi, check the connection status, get the local IP, and set the token for LINE respectively. You would need to replace these with the actual functions provided by your WiFi and LINE libraries.
I hope this helps! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
