ncubillas:
When I run this, it returns letter "A"int myarray[] = {65, 67, 0, 0, 66, 0};
char char1[3] = {myarray[0]};
byte len1 = strlen(char1);
for (int i = 0; i < len1; i++)
dotmatrix.putchar(5*i, 0, char1[i], GREEN);
I need to print "65" Instead of "A" (ASCII)
You probably have a better understanding of c than me at this point, but I tried my hand at playing around with your array. by changing it to the following I was able to get it to display the numbers from the array. However, it only shows the last number. ie. "65" would display as "5". "67" as "7". Not sure if this is because the array is expecting single digits?
char myarray[] = {'65','67','0','0','66','0'};