I found a project on Arduino project hub, I started a topic before, but it’s quite far back, so I don’t think anyone would read t, so I’m posting my question again.
On the lcd I want it to have 2 displays on it. One saying ‘welcome’ and one saying ‘Press Start‘
Would the code be
loop():
lcd.print("Welcome");
delay(50);
lcd.setCursor (X,Y);
lcd.print("Press Start");
delay(50);
loop();
}
[color=#222222][/color] I bet the compiler didn't like that.
Ok I fixed that up, I copied it from the other topic
loop(): I bet the compiler...fill the rest in yourself.
Ahh I’m on mobile so that’s why I clicked the wrong one, I just typed it here to see if it’s correct. Is it?
tezzy:
I just typed it here to see if it’s correct. Is it?
Didn't the compiler already tell you?
What LCD? How many characters? how many lines? How is it connected? What driver/ which library?
There is no cursor start position for the first line?
What else will the LCD be displaying?
More questions than an episode of Soap (google it)
Please post ALL of the code including setup so we can see what you are working with.
You don't need the second loop instruction.
50 milliseconds is a very short time to read a message before the next one overwrites it my guess the LCD will just flicker gibberish (although I doubt what you are showing of your code will even compile).
I just typed it now, I haven’t tested it yet in the compiler, I’ll test when I jump on a desktop, I just asked because it might not work.
It was suppose to be 500 ms, another error. I’ll attach the whole code since it’s too big
tezzy:
I just typed it now, I haven’t tested it yet in the compiler, I’ll test when I jump on a desktop, I just asked because it might not work.It was suppose to be 500 ms, another error. I’ll attach the whole code since it’s too big
No it won't work, well not without the code we can't see anyway, but it still won't work without at least defining a start point (hint one X:Y is not the right answer here)
https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=709313.0;attach=38559
This link will show you the code, otherwise, I’ll send it when I’m on PC or head over to my first topic, I’ll send link of that as well
Here is my first topic, head to the last page and you’ll see I attached The updated code on my first message on the second page
https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=709313.0
Your other post was yesterday.
I don't think anyone would read t, so I'm posting my question again.
You can, after waiting a reasonable time for answers, bump the thread. Opening a new thread so soon, I think, is cross posting. Members that see this post do not know what was said in the other one and may waste time offering the same advice.
I suggest that you request the the moderator to merge the threads.
How should I bump it?
Reply to the thread with some additional information, if you have it, or just say "bump". I think it is polite to wait at least 24 hours, or so, to bump a thread.
Paragraph #13 of the forum guidelines discusses forum etiquette (cross posting, bumping, ...).
I just started asking questions over there, It's appearing at the top on my screen
I guess that you did not bother to read the forum guidelines about cross posting?
What does cross posted mean
tezzy:
...I’m posting my question again....
...and again and again...
Please stop doing that. I don't want to ban you. But that's where you are headed.
tezzy:
What does cross posted mean
Seriously? You can't be bothered to search? You are truly pounding on my last nerve.