Error: scalar object 'DEVADDR' requires one element in initialiser

[robputt]

Describe your question or issue
I have recently switched to this fork of Arduino-LMIC from Mattijjs' fork, I am doing the basic Hello World example using ABP. From TTN I copied the network & app key in MSB format, and also the device address in MSB format. However when compiling with Arduino 1.8.13 I get the following error:

new-lmic:52:19: error: scalar object 'DEVADDR' requires one element in initializer static const u4_t DEVADDR = { 0x26, 0x01, 0x1C, 0x14 }; // <-- Change this address for every node! ^~~~~~~ exit status 1 scalar object 'DEVADDR' requires one element in initializer

Please can you advise how to fix this up?

Many Thanks.

Environment

This information is all important; it's hard to help without a complete set of answers.

• Version of LMIC being used: 3.2.0 (from Arduino Library Manager)
• Version of Arduino IDE being used: 1.8.13
• Network provider (The Things Network, Swisscom, ChirpStack, etc.) The Things Network
• Region (EU868, US915, etc.) EU868
• Board (MCCI Catena, Adafruit Feather M0, Heltec Wi-Fi LoRa 32 v2, etc.) Arduino Nano + Draguino LoRa Shield
• Radio (HopeRF, SX1276, etc.) RFM95W

[terrillmoore]

Unfortunately, you can't cut/paste devaddr from the TTN console because the LMIC requires a single dword, but the TTN console gives you a string of bytes. Edit this to const u4_t DEVADDR = 0x26011C14L, and the script should compile and function properly. I didn't change this, from when I forked the code, but it's possible that Matthis evolved his version to match the TTN dashboard.

Best regards,
--Terry