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Re: useful battery program
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lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos
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Wed, 12 Jan 2000 02:48:53 GMT
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Ben Jackson schrieb:
> Yes, the current behavior of displaying the return address for the interrupt
> handler isn't very useful. :-) I was considering making it display battery
Saved my life a couple of times, when LNP was locking up the system in
an entirely incomprehensible way. (I'd really appreciate "Unreachable
code" warnings sometimes... or maybe they scrolled away.)
> voltage. It would be neat if some combination of VIEW and other buttons could
> be used to do basic things like select sensor type and display mode for quick
> debugging.
How about this: a short button press changes to the next sensor, whereas
keeping the button down slowly cycles through the sensor modes? Saves us
from combinations like Ctrl-Alt-Del and the like ;-)
> I'm taking about the decimal points in the "text" area. My battery program
> uses dlcd_show(LCD_3_DOT) to make `8.7v'. If you just hit RUN to stop it, you
> end up with 'ST.OP' in the text area. I think the decimal points should be
> considered part of the text area. I was wondering if cputs("9.6v") should
> actually *use* them, but then cputs doesn't have a 1:1 mapping of input
> character to output LCD digit.
Clear them, of cause.
> printf to conio or just for networking? I've been thinking about writing
> myself a library to display longer messages in the text area. So something
> like cputs("put\nme\ndown") cycles through cputs("put") cputs("me")
> cputs("down") once a second.
Once you're interpreting special symbols like \n, you might as well use
the decimal dots where they're available, and interpret "m" as "nn", "M"
as "NN" and so on.
Two seperate printfs would be overkill. I'd prefer a strprintf, or
rather a strnprintf for security. Fine for the current state of
networking, and cprintf would be a mere wrapper then, as output niceties
are handled in cputs.
Markus.
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