Graphical Displays with PBP3


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    a 5 input user command has the potential to need 5 raised to the 7th power of macros to cover every input permutation possible
    a ridiculous number, i only ever create what seems useful to me. it's trivially easy to add any other combination you app calls for
    and the compiler error virtually spells it out for you
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    Quote Originally Posted by richard View Post
    a 5 input user command has the potential to need 5 raised to the 7th power of macros to cover every input permutation possible
    a ridiculous number, i only ever create what seems useful to me. it's trivially easy to add any other combination you app calls for
    and the compiler error virtually spells it out for you
    Yeah, I did get that part from reading the links you provided - which makes it understandable (I guess) why you don't include that broad functionality.

    Thanks for the example though. I now get it

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    Richard,
    with the Nokia 5110 demo settings, the "width" constant is set at 88 instead of 84. Can you explain the reason for that? Like, with other displays, is it just a case of trial & error to gather this parameter or is available in documentation or from standard formula?

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    needs to multiple of 8 for the rotation to work properly
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    okay, that was simpler than I expected. Thx

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    Richard,
    would your drivers (with some tweaking of the input pins) be compatible with the jlx12864g-086 display? Someone online mentioned it would be a good substitute for the 5110 but they seem (to me) to be quite different interfaces?

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    don't see why not. they look pretty much like a 128x64 glcd with a serial i/f
    do you have a data sheet ? , i can't locate an English version
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