menusystem
An arduino library for implementing a menu system.
Documentation
Other than the examples included in the library, the following pages might be
useful to you:
Contribution
If you'd like to contribute to arduino-menusystem, please submit a
pull-request.
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Changelog
3.0.0 - 24-08-2017
- Factor out rendering a menu from its implementation
- Add
NumericMenuItem and BackMenuItem
- Add
Menu callback method
MenuSystem creates its own root menu- Hide non-api methods by making them private
- Deprecate
Menu::get_selected
2.1.1 - 22/03/2016
- Fix regression - add reset option to select
2.1.0 - 20/03/2016
- Fix bug resetting the menu. Now possible via
reset()
2.0.2 - 23/01/2016
- Fix deprecated conversion from string constant to char*
- Add Sure Electronics animated LED matrix example
2.0.1 - 16/08/2015
- Add Sure Electronics LED Matrix example
2.0.0 - 14/08/2015
- Add LCD Nav Keypad example from (thanks to @SauleVire)
- Remove AUTHORS file: too much hassle to maintain
- Add library.properties
1.0.1 - 20/13/2013
- Renamed project to
arduino-menusystem;
- Fix buffer overflow when adding a menu;
- Menu components are now dynamically allocated (previously it was fixed at
five items).
1.0.0 - 15/12/2013
- Selected menu item can be remembered (thanks to @KipK)
- Examples for serial and LCDs (thanks to @niesteszeck)
- Add AUTHORS file
0.3.0 - 23/03/2013
- Merged in another minor improvement provided by @thomasjfox:
- Add the ability to loop through a menu in
prev() and next()
0.2.0 - 18/03/2013
- Merged in minor improvements provided by thomasjfox
get_menu_component(): Use 'byte' instead of 16bit integer for index- Add return value to
MenuSystem.back()
- Prevent memory corruption by inserting too many items
- Whitespace cleanup
0.1.0 - 25/05/2012
- Added support for displaying all current menu items (thanks to arcachofo)
- Added this readme
Note: The changes made for this release break backwards compatability. The
issues are relatively easy to fix.