I've been looking around on how code I got from a guy that had the code for a multiple sketch he wrote that had the library's in the tabs so one didn't have to worry about if I didn't have the libraries installed.
His code compiled and uploaded to my attached Pro Mini and worked great. I see how to add tabs, but do I have to open the needed library then paste it to the tab manually. I'm not sure how he added them other than manually.
I see this saves a bunch of time and problems when one does not have the correct library for that sketch. Hopefully I did not babble too bad. I can send the sketch he wrote if someone wants to look at what he did.
I can't figure it out.
Thanks in advance! Marty
@Spectraham, it is not a good idea to ask a new question in a Thread marked "Solved" because people probably won't read it.
Also, I think you problem is "how to use libraries with tabs" rather than "how to use tabs" as you seem to have no problem with the tabs themselves.
I am suggesting to the Moderator to move your Post to its own Thread. Then you can edit the Title by modifying the Original Post.
By the way I don't know the answer to your question because I am not sure exactly what you want to do. Why are you not using the libraries in the normal way?
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I see this saves a bunch of time and problems when one does not have the correct library for that sketch.
It would save more time if you installed the library properly so that it could be used by any sketch rather than copying it to multiple locations
If you want a sketch to have its own copy of a library then copy the .h and .cpp files for the library into the sketch directory then #include it like this
#include "libraryName.h"
Note the use of quotation marks to indicate to the compiler to use the local copy of the library