well i thing that it has to do with some kind of timer.
those are the conclusion i came up so far.
first of all this is the code i use ( it is the last function is the texter code )
void outputserial(){ //output message and display remaining characters to serial console
morseInput.setspeed(13);
morseOutput.setspeed(13);
lastTransmissionTime = (long)millis();
if (morseOutput.available()){
for (int i=0; i<(positionintypedtext); i++){
morseDecoder morseInput(morseInPin, MORSE_KEYER, MORSE_ACTIVE_LOW);
morseEncoder morseOutput(morseOutPin);
// Variables dealing with formatting the output somewhat
// by inserting CR's (carriage returns)
Serial.println();
Serial.print(i);
Serial.print(')' );
Serial.print(lastTransmissionTime);
Serial.print(' ');
currentTime = (long)millis();
Serial.print(currentTime);
Serial.print(' ');
// Needs to call these once per loop
// SEND MORSE (OUTPUT)
// Encode and send text received from the serial port (serial monitor)
// Get character from serial and send as Morse code
char sendMorse = typedtext[i];
morseOutput.write(sendMorse);
Serial.print(' ');
Serial.print(sendMorse);
// Not strictly needed, but used to get morseSignalString before it is destroyed
// (E.g. for morse training purposes)
morseOutput.encode();
// Also write sent character + Morse code to serial port/monitor
Serial.write(' ');
Serial.write(sendMorse);
Serial.write(morseOutput.morseSignalString);
}
// RECEIVE MORSE (INPUT)
// If a character is decoded from the input, write it to serial port
}
delay(preventholddelay); //delay a little to prevent continuous cycling
}
and this is what i take as results in serial window ( for a random text i entered ) :
0)6413 6413 E E.
1)6413 6414 N N-.
2)6413 6415 J J.—
3)6413 6418 P P.–.
4)6413 6440 G G–.
5)6413 6463 A A.-
6)6413 6483 P P.–.
7)6413 6506 J J.—
8)6413 6530 D D-..
9)6413 6551 J J.—
10)6413 6575 T T-
11)6413 6596 M M–
12)6413 6618 D D-..
13)6413 6640 P P.–.
14)6413 6665 M M–
15)6413 6686 A A.-
16)6413 6708 J J.—
17)6413 6732 T T-
18)6413 6753 J J.—
19)6413 6776 D D-..
20)6413 6800 T T-
21)6413 6820 M M–
22)6413 6842 D D-..
23)6413 6865 T T-
24)6413 6886 W W.–
25)6413 6908 M M–
26)6413 6931 J J.—
27)6413 6955 T T-
first of all, i see that there is a ~ 22 milisecconds deference between each time it passes through the for loop, except the three first ones that passes in just 1 millisecond.
if (morseOutput.available()
this works, while if this didn’t work it wouldn’t go through the for loop and i wouldn’t get the print outs i have sent you above. 
!
i changed pinout to 2, just iin case and it was messing with the pin 13 and the outpouts to the Serial window. nop that wasn’t. !
i am preaty sure that the communication with the library is really ok while with out it
Serial.write(morseOutput.morseSignalString); couldn’t get the print outs with the char and the morse code right next. !
but if the library connection is ok,
morseOutput.write(sendMorse);
witch everytime it passes through the for loop is the correct character, SO EVEN THIS WORKS !
morseOutput.encode();
when we get to this guy, ( oh my head is a mess right now, and i am still loughing ) it seems like it works for some milliseconts.
my grandma used to say ” it is at a corner, and it is smilling at you ” everytime i was looking for something.
it is really close but i can not figure out why it is not working.
i don’t want to mess with the libraries. i am preaty sure that the libraries are ok.
if you have any sudgestions . any of some sort ….. more than welcome.
