Open m-maazi opened 4 years ago
I don't know how to add this function to your useful library. This is what I wrote to print a char[] array to 7segment module:
void SEVSEG_PRINT(uint8_t arg1_ID, char arg2_DATA[]) { uint8_t tmp_LOCATION = 0; bool tmp_HAS_POINT = false; SEVSEG_MODULE.clearDisplay(arg1_ID); for (uint8_t i = 0; i < strlen(arg2_DATA); i++) { char tmp_CHAR = arg2_DATA[strlen(arg2_DATA) - i - 1]; char tmp_CHAR_NEXT = arg2_DATA[strlen(arg2_DATA) - i - 2]; if (tmp_CHAR == '.') { if (tmp_CHAR_NEXT == '.') { SEVSEG_MODULE.setChar(arg1_ID, tmp_LOCATION, '.', tmp_HAS_POINT); tmp_LOCATION++; tmp_HAS_POINT = false; } else { tmp_HAS_POINT = true; } } else if (isalpha(tmp_CHAR) || tmp_CHAR == ' ') { SEVSEG_MODULE.setChar(arg1_ID, tmp_LOCATION, tmp_CHAR, tmp_HAS_POINT); tmp_LOCATION++; tmp_HAS_POINT = false; } else if (isdigit(tmp_CHAR)) { SEVSEG_MODULE.setDigit(arg1_ID, tmp_LOCATION, tmp_CHAR - '0', tmp_HAS_POINT); tmp_LOCATION++; tmp_HAS_POINT = false; } } }
I hope it helps! Try calling SEVSEG_PRINT(0, 'Hello ...');
SEVSEG_PRINT(0, 'Hello ...');
I don't know how to add this function to your useful library. This is what I wrote to print a char[] array to 7segment module:
I hope it helps! Try calling
SEVSEG_PRINT(0, 'Hello ...');