LCD BARgraphs

[Don Mario]

Thanks ! It's a very good advice ! But I'm seriuos ! Don't forget the vertical bar !

Don Mario

[Acetronics2]

Here, a Graphic LCD might be necessary ... ( I've tried a 4x20 : result is not so good due to space between the lines )

And do not forget the processor to drive the graphic LCD, to have a simple handling like LINE x1,y1,x2,y2 ... BOX x1,y1,x2,y2 CIRCLE x,y,r .... etc,etc

not so easy ... even with 8k memory , 20 Mhz and Assembler !!!

Alain

[ta1dr]

hi Darrel
thanks for very nice projects
I want to use but I use Proton Suit (crownhill I am registered user) I can convert it but I didn't understand this row how can I convert PDS

BARtemp = BAR_value * BAR_width is ok
BARtemp = DIV32 BAR_range is ok
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Remainder = R2 but not ok how can I calculate
remender from div32 command

regards
ahmet/TURKEY

[Darrel Taylor]

ta1dr

Read this thread.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=13214

Don Mario

Attaboys followed by wantittodo's cancel each other out.
And, this is the Code Examples forum. Not the Please make your program do what I want forum.

I hate being rude, but come on, use the brain a little. I've given everything you need to be able to easily create your own vertical bargraph's. All you need to do is think and apply.
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[Don Mario]

DARREL TAYLOR,

I don't say "Make me a program" !
I say "You forget vertical bargraph" for a coplete "demo software"
That's my opinion. I don't need your software ! I make my own !


Don Mario

[Darrel Taylor]

I make my own !

Perfect!

That's what we do here. Offer examples and assistance, so that others can write thier own programs. But the real question is, What will you do with your program when you're finished.

Will you look at it and say, Hey that's pretty good, I'm not giving it out to anyone for free. Or, will you post it here for others to look at and say it's not good enough.

I guess time will tell.
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[CocaColaKid]

Darrel,

I just modified you include file by replacing the word "LCDOut" with "debug" and it almost appears to work. The problem though is that I'm using a 4x20 LCD and it appears the program thinks there is a 16 character LCD pluggeding in because it starts line 2 at postion 17 and starts line 4 at position 17 on line 2. Any thoughts one this?