I'm trying to use capacitive touch too - was kinda hoping that the inbuilt capacitive sensing was a bit more straight forward than the convoluted mess and complexity it looks like. Would it be too hard for microchip to make it a bit user friendly so you just enable named pins as capacitive, then read the register to see which were pressed and had inbuilt filtering etc??

I've used Mister E's capacitive touch idea before and it seems so much simpler than the "integrated' solution.

Anyrate - enough of my ramblings, I'd like to learn to use it - hopefully it's not as complex as it appears from outset. I've copied byte butchers code as above and pasted it directly into MCS and I have errors all over the place. I have a fresh install of PBP2.6 and have also just downloaded DTs' ints-14.

How come it works for him and not for me? I had the chip type 16F726 like his also

While I'm on a roll, why wont MCS allow you to copy and paste the error list???

I think many of the issues come from the Interrupt routine but asm and interrupts are well over my head. Is there any reason Byte Butcher used interrupts rather than just checking pins periodically?

Thanks

Error[118]c:\pbp...asm 213 : Overwriting previous address contents (2007)
Error[101]c:\pbp...asm 342 : ERROR: (wsave variable not found)
Error[101]c:\pbp...asm 308 : ERROR: (" Add:" wsave VAR BYTE $20 SYSTEM)
Error[101]c:\pbp...asm363 : ERROR: (Chip has RAM in BANK1, but WSAVE was not found)
Error[101]c:\pbp...asm315 : :ERROR: (" Add:" wsave VAR BYTE $A0 SYSTEM)
Error[128]c:\pbp...asm 989 : Missing argument(s)
Error[101]c:\pbp...asm672 : ERROR: ("INT_Handler" - Interrupt Flag (FlagReg,FlagBit) not found)
Error[128]c:\pbp...asm 1000 : Missing argument(s)
Error[101]c:\pbp...asm 672 : ERROR: (INT_ENABLE" - Interrupt Flag ( FlagReg,FlagBit) not found)