Closed tofrnr closed 4 years ago
Try a forward slash? Which might seem odd on Windows, but I think C++ requires it to be forward.
#include <fonts/Monospaced_plain_8.h>
what ?? paths in Windows always are by backslashs !! e.g.: // Wifi data from "data\settings.h"
but perhaps the upper dir has to be addressed
update:
as it turns out, if the fonts folder containing the Monospaced_plain_8.h file was moved from
libraries\fonts
into the OLED subdirectory libraries\esp8266-oled-ssd1306\, now appearing as
libraries\esp8266-oled-ssd1306\fonts\Monospaced_plain_8.h
then the include is eventually deteted by
#include <fonts\Monospaced_plain_8.h>
(edited - typo:, backslash is correct)
Does that mean we can close this issue?
jap, can be closed 8)
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hello, I have created a couple of *.h font files with the font creator http://oleddisplay.squix.ch/ and stored them a subfolder "fonts" in the libraries directory:
include <fonts\Monospaced_plain_8.h>
include <fonts\Monospaced_plain_10.h>
include <fonts\Monospaced_plain_12.h>
include <fonts\Monospaced_plain_16.h>
include <fonts\Monospaced_plain_24.h>
unfortunately it does not compile with my example code. Which is the correct way to make it work?
error messages: