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    WLAN.STA_AP and wlan.isconnected()

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      bitrat
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      The documentation for wlan.isconnected() states:

      In case of STA mode, returns True if connected to a WiFi access point and has a valid IP address. In AP mode returns True when a station is connected, False otherwise.

      My question is, if the WiPy is in WLAN.STA_AP mode, which interface does this method refer to? And is it possible to conveniently query the connection status of each interface separately?

      update: wrote my own method. works great.

      Cheers,
      bitrat

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