LCD displays, rotary encoders, and the WRITE statement

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  1. - 16th March 2018, 11:39 #2
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    Default Re: LCD displays, rotary encoders, and the WRITE statement

    You do realize that the WRITE statement is writing to EEPROM and each time it is executed there is a up to 10Ms. delay in the writing process. DEFINE WRITE_INT 1 is to be used when there are active interrupts in your source code. It allows for the command to complete before executing the next statement. I have to ask, why are you writing to eeprom during your rotary encoder decoding?
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