RIN67630:
Hi,
I wanted to get my code structured and separate into different tabs:a_libraries and declarations
b_setup
c_runtime data processing
d_display
e_serial reporting
f_end loop
g_functionsMy program that got compiled errorless, threw many errors after being split into tabs.
Even inside the function part the compiler complained that a function, that was defined in the same tab did not exist.What are the limitations of the tabs-functionality, or is the just plain bugs?
Why do you want to do that? I've written a lot of rather complex programs and all I needed was the .INO file and a .H file.
It seems like splitting up your code into so many different files will do nothing but create a testing and debugging nightmare.
An important programming rule is K.I.S.S. which is "Keep It Simple Sir" (actually the second "S" stands for "Stupid", but I didn't want to insult). 