Need help getting Bus route menu + route text

Hi, I'm new with arduino and programming, but it would be awesome if I can get this to work for my actual work. I'm a busdriver for profession and to learn the new routes I'm going to drive I thought I would make an arduino nano with an oled display with a few buttons to operate the menu and text screens.

I'm using:

  • Arduino Nano
  • SH1106_128X64 oled screen
  • 4 push buttons

What I need is a minimalist menu with a choice of 8 routes (actually 16, because for the return journey they are slightly different). And that I can select it, and then drive the route (by clicking next page at each bus stop) (I think of 4 buttons, (page up/down (or foreward/back)), select and back (to menu).

What does the oled need to display in the selected bus route (per page)?
A typical busline consist of 78 busstops (yeah a lot of text pages).
Screen size is 128x64 on 1.3 inch monochrome.
Screen divided into 4 long boxes (not equal)
• Top of the bus line with start and end point
(Example: Lijn 90 Lisse - Den Haag)
• Divide line
• In the middle of the busstop
(Example: De Nachtegaal)
There under the zone (on the right side of the screen)
(Example: Zone 5544)
• Divide line
• Below that the direction for after the busstop
(Example: Roundabout ◄)
(Example 2: (traffic light left), right and onto the buslane)
(would be nice to use symbols: up, down, left, right, roundabout, traffic light, tunnel, buslane)

Then I need it so, that I can press next page with a next page button and that the text change under the top line (the top line is the same for the whole submenu text) to the next busstop.
I have already downloaded a menu from the Internet via Github, but I do not really know how it can be changed or where I have to put my text.

Possible code I found on internet:

/*

Menu.pde

Simple Menu Selection

>>> Before compiling: Please remove comment from the constructor of the
>>> connected graphics display (see below).

Universal 8bit Graphics Library, https://github.com/olikraus/u8glib/

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*/


#include "U8glib.h"

U8GLIB_SH1106_128X64 u8g(U8G_I2C_OPT_NO_ACK); // Display which does not send ACK


#define KEY_NONE 0
#define KEY_PREV 1
#define KEY_NEXT 2
#define KEY_SELECT 3
#define KEY_BACK 4

// DOGS102 shield configuration values
//uint8_t uiKeyPrev = 2;
//uint8_t uiKeyNext = 4;
//uint8_t uiKeySelect = 5;
//uint8_t uiKeyBack = 3;

// DOGM128-Shield configuration values
// DOGXL60-Shield configuration values
uint8_t uiKeyPrev = 7;
uint8_t uiKeyNext = 3;
uint8_t uiKeySelect = 2;
uint8_t uiKeyBack = 8;

uint8_t uiKeyCodeFirst = KEY_NONE;
uint8_t uiKeyCodeSecond = KEY_NONE;
uint8_t uiKeyCode = KEY_NONE;


void uiSetup(void) {
// configure input keys

pinMode(uiKeyPrev, INPUT_PULLUP); // set pin to input with pullup
pinMode(uiKeyNext, INPUT_PULLUP); // set pin to input with pullup
pinMode(uiKeySelect, INPUT_PULLUP); // set pin to input with pullup
pinMode(uiKeyBack, INPUT_PULLUP); // set pin to input with pullup
}

void uiStep(void) {
uiKeyCodeSecond = uiKeyCodeFirst;
if ( digitalRead(uiKeyPrev) == LOW )
uiKeyCodeFirst = KEY_PREV;
else if ( digitalRead(uiKeyNext) == LOW )
uiKeyCodeFirst = KEY_NEXT;
else if ( digitalRead(uiKeySelect) == LOW )
uiKeyCodeFirst = KEY_SELECT;
else if ( digitalRead(uiKeyBack) == LOW )
uiKeyCodeFirst = KEY_BACK;
else
uiKeyCodeFirst = KEY_NONE;

if ( uiKeyCodeSecond == uiKeyCodeFirst )
uiKeyCode = uiKeyCodeFirst;
else
uiKeyCode = KEY_NONE;
}


#define MENU_ITEMS 2
const char *menu_strings[MENU_ITEMS] = { "L 90 Lisse - Den Haag", "L 90 Den Haag - Lisse"};


uint8_t menu_current = 0;
uint8_t menu_redraw_required = 0;
uint8_t last_key_code = KEY_NONE;


void drawMenu(void) {
uint8_t i, h;
u8g_uint_t w, d;

u8g.setFont(u8g_font_6x13);
u8g.setFontRefHeightText();
u8g.setFontPosTop();

h = u8g.getFontAscent()-u8g.getFontDescent();
w = u8g.getWidth();
for( i = 0; i < MENU_ITEMS; i++ ) {
d = (w-u8g.getStrWidth(menu_strings[i]))/2;
u8g.setDefaultForegroundColor();
if ( i == menu_current ) {
u8g.drawBox(0, i*h+1, w, h);
u8g.setDefaultBackgroundColor();
}
u8g.drawStr(d, i*h, menu_strings[i]);
}
}

void updateMenu(void) {
if ( uiKeyCode != KEY_NONE && last_key_code == uiKeyCode ) {
return;
}
last_key_code = uiKeyCode;

switch ( uiKeyCode ) {
case KEY_NEXT:
menu_current++;
if ( menu_current >= MENU_ITEMS )
menu_current = 0;
menu_redraw_required = 1;
break;
case KEY_PREV:
if ( menu_current == 0 )
menu_current = MENU_ITEMS;
menu_current--;
menu_redraw_required = 1;
break;
}
}


void setup() {
// rotate screen, if required
// u8g.setRot180();

uiSetup(); // setup key detection and debounce algorithm
menu_redraw_required = 1; // force initial redraw
}

void loop() {

uiStep(); // check for key press

if ( menu_redraw_required != 0 ) {
u8g.firstPage();
do {
drawMenu();
} while( u8g.nextPage() );
menu_redraw_required = 0;
}

updateMenu(); // update menu bar

}

Thank you if you are willing to help me out.
Joris (DHELL)

Isn't it much easier to use your smartphone for this?

For starters you have a bit decent screen size and resolution to actually display a route (which may be a number of turns between each bus stop, and that whole stretch has to be displayed. I suppose you can program your routes in Google Maps which will automatically let you know where you are, show maps, etc.