Hi,
I have started to look at the Pro version and .....
With the new LCD library, where did the RW pin go? In the 8.2 the init requires RS RW EN and the data pins.. in the PRO version I can't se RW mentioned. And why the extra work of setting directions of the pins?
WHY o WHY do I need to both write the code first AND select what library to include? One could assume that IF I wrote IntToSTR(x,n) I wanted the compiler to include that in the code but NOOOO I also must know what library to put a check box or it will not be recognized as a valid function, in his case conversions library must be selected.
And if I put a folder on my desktop named "pro test" with a space in te folder name and in that folder creates a new project called "pro test" (also with a space the entire IDE refuses to show any windows except from the main function. The old compiler had issues with space in file names, but isnt space a valid character?
but since it is a bad habit to only complain I would like to say that I do like the colours in the new IDE.
Tjank you
Why all this???
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Re: Why all this???
this is the 4bit interface, the easypic5 has the R/W pin tied to ground on the 4bit interface location so there is little point in providing a drive pin (yes it does mean its specific to this layout and does not help if you want to use your own hardware setup and actually control R/W, but then this is only really required if you want to implement the busy flag option )jumper wrote:Hi,
I have started to look at the Pro version and .....
With the new LCD library, where did the RW pin go? In the 8.2 the init requires RS RW EN and the data pins.. in the PRO version I can't se RW mentioned. And why the extra work of setting directions of the pins?
dont get why its required to set bit direction either given that write pin is tied lo so there is no ability to implement read option and hence no need to change I/O pin direction.
for me the greater sad point is that there is no 8 bit LCD library! i find myself asking again why-o-why wasnt a tool to bring old libraries in not provided pre-mikroc pro release!
what can i say, other than total agreement.jumper wrote: WHY o WHY do I need to both write the code first AND select what library to include? One could assume that IF I wrote IntToSTR(x,n) I wanted the compiler to include that in the code but NOOOO I also must know what library to put a check box or it will not be recognized as a valid function, in his case conversions library must be selected.
your European! dont subscribe to the american school of business... finish on a high etcjumper wrote: but since it is a bad habit to only complain I would like to say that I do like the colours in the new IDE.
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