I have developed an application that scans existing wifi signals surrounding my device and shows their names and their strength as well as follows :
tv = (TextView) findViewById (R.id.textView1);
List <ScanResult> results = wm.getScanResults ();
String otherwifi="The existing network is:\n\n";
System.out.println(result.SSID.toString());
System.out.println(result.level);
for (ScanResult result: results) {
otherwifi+=result.SSID+":"+result.level+"\n";
tv.setText (otherwifi);
}
and this is System.out.println :
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): rubelwifii
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): -50
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): aliwifi
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): -92
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): ABDULHAKEEM
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): -55
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): shamwifi
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): -70
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): Fuselage
>05-11 10:08:30.860: I/System.out(27621): -84
Now I want predefine each one of them as variable to use them for further processing ?
Sounds like you want something like this:
// pre-defined names and strengths...
String name1 = "rubelwifii";
int strength1 = -50;
String name2 = "aliwifi";
int strength2 = -92;
String name3 = "ABDULHAKEEM";
int strength3 = -55;
String name4 = "shamwifi";
int strength4 = -70;
String name5 = "Fuselage";
int strength5 = -84;
// a hashmap to store your results
HashMap<String, ScanResult> hashMap = new HashMap<String, ScanResult>();
tv = (TextView) findViewById (R.id.textView1);
List <ScanResult> results = wm.getScanResults ();
String otherwifi="The existing network is:\n\n";
System.out.println(result.SSID.toString());
System.out.println(result.level);
for (ScanResult result: results) {
// store the result in a hashmap so you can get at it later
hashMap.put(result.SSID.toString(), result);
otherwifi+=result.SSID+":"+result.level+"\n";
tv.setText (otherwifi);
}
// do something with the first and second result
ScanResult result1 = hashMap.get(name1);
ScanResult result2 = hashMap.get(name2);
// compare strength of #1 to the predefined value... (I'm assuming int is the data type)
if ( result1.level == strength1 ) {
// do something
}
// do same for #2
if ( result2.level == strength2 ) {
// do something...
}