Simple here.. talking about this one:
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
}
Is it there any way to change it to code that i want?
Thanks
Yes, I'm sure it's possible.
I'm not sure where it's pulling that from, though - Is it just grabbing the bareminimum example? Does modifying that make a difference?
Odd request though - I take it this is for teaching a class on Arduino or something like that, where you need to give the students a starting point that has some stuff for whatever they're working with?
DrAzzy:
Is it just grabbing the bareminimum example? Does modifying that make a difference?
Yep. That's the one.
I've modified my template too, to reflect the way I like to lay out a program. I just edit the name and date, add details as required, then delete any sections I don't use:-
/* BareMinimum.ino
* Written by Steve Carroll, 4.2.2016
*
* Processor:-
* Notes:-
*
*/
// Libraries:-
// Defines:-
// Pin allocations:-
// Constants:-
// Global variables:-
// Class objects:-
void setup()
{
}
void loop()
{
}
Today I made some sketches for test and all of them had same stuff on it and i was wondering if i can get something like this for starting sketch:
/*
Author:
Date:
Sketch: ""
Info:
*/
#include <Servo.h>
#include <SoftwareSerial.h>
#include "arduino_uno_pins.h"
#include "motors.h"
void setup() {
pinMode(LEFT_MOTOR_DIR, OUTPUT);
pinMode(RIGHT_MOTOR_DIR, OUTPUT);
pinMode(LEFT_MOTOR_PWM, OUTPUT);
pinMode(RIGHT_MOTOR_PWM, OUTPUT);
pinMode(button, INPUT);
while(digitalRead(button) != 0)
}
void loop() {
}
Like OldSteve I have modified the template to suit my needs. In order to do it I had to mess with file permissions if I remember correctly but it was not difficult. Using Windows 7
yordanganev:
Today I made some sketches for test and all of them had same stuff on it and i was wondering if i can get something like this for starting sketch:#include <Servo.h>
#include <SoftwareSerial.h>
#include "arduino_uno_pins.h"
#include "motors.h"
void setup() {
pinMode(LEFT_MOTOR_DIR, OUTPUT);
pinMode(RIGHT_MOTOR_DIR, OUTPUT);
pinMode(LEFT_MOTOR_PWM, OUTPUT);
pinMode(RIGHT_MOTOR_PWM, OUTPUT);
pinMode(button, INPUT);
while(digitalRead(button) != 0)
}
void loop() {
}
You could put it in the "BareMinimum.ino" file, but then every sketch you create will start with that exact code.
For something that specific, I'd stick with a copy/paste each time personally.
Great! I can get rid of the useless comments!
UKHeliBob:
Like OldSteve I have modified the template to suit my needs. In order to do it I had to mess with file permissions if I remember correctly but it was not difficult. Using Windows 7
That's right, it asks you to save it to a different location.
I just copy the original, make any required changes, then replace the original with the modified copy. No need to mess with permissions to do it that way.
aarg:
Great! I can get rid of the useless comments!
Yep - that's why I originally did it. 
My BareMinimum.ino file is blank for quickly pasting a copied file from the forum but I have this:
void setup() {
}
void loop() {
}
In a file named "minimum.ino" in my examples folder for a quick grab.
outsider:
My BareMinimum.ino file is blank for quickly pasting a copied file from the forum....
For that, I just create a new file, Ctrl+A to "Select All", than paste the forum sketch to replace the default stuff.