when i load "#include <LiquidCrystal.h>" libary into a sketch the work "LiquidCrystal" is in a differnet color then the rest of the libary defines is this normal.
time.h is notmal and dht.h wondering cause my time alarms wont work.
when i load "#include <LiquidCrystal.h>" libary into a sketch the work "LiquidCrystal" is in a differnet color then the rest of the libary defines is this normal.
time.h is notmal and dht.h wondering cause my time alarms wont work.
yes its normal wheres your code what is or is not happening
Don't you think that punctuation is important?
The color of the text is defined by the keywords.txt file that is included in the library there must be something different in that file compared to the definitions in other libraries you can change it to suit your personal tastes if you wish but there is little point as it has no effect on what the program does please post your code so we can tell you where your software has gone wrong why would LiquidCrystal being in a different color cause alarms to not work maybe you should be looking at your alarm code not your LCD code.
gasp
I found that quite exhausting! Now let's try it with punctuation...
The color of the text is defined by the keywords.txt file that is included in the library. There must be something different in that file compared to the definitions in other libraries. You can change it to suit your personal tastes, if you wish, but there is little point as it has no effect on what the program does.
Please post your code so we can tell you where your software has gone wrong. Why would LiquidCrystal being in a different color cause alarms to not work? Maybe you should be looking at your alarm code, not your LCD code.
Ah, the joys of punctuation. I really must get myself a new apostrophe repair kit, mine has run out.