Lainaus rufus shadowolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> ( i do it one week ago in french here:
> http://forums.futura-sciences.com/thread233640.html )
>
> to resume if the lcdOut fonction send a char to the lcd display:
> (for all case: char* str = "Hello World")
>
> lcdOut('a');// show me a nice 'a' on the display
>
> lcdOut(str[1]);//show me a nice 'e' on the display
>
> but:
> for(i = 0; i>3; i++)
> {
> lcdOut(str[1]);
> }
> show me 3 strange identical char whitch change when i turn off the pic
> alimentation.
>
<snipped a bit>
I successfully used the following approach: I have one function that
writes one
character, that is passed with the function call:
void LCDputc(unsigned char c)
{
...
/* Insert code for writing one character to LCD */
...
}
...and then I have another function for writing strings, which works
exactly like this:
void LCDputs(unsigned char *s)
{
while(*s) {
LCDputc(*s++);
}
}
Then, if you call
LCDputs("Hello World");
it will call the function LCDputc passing a character and then
increment the pointer to
the string, until it reaches the end of the string.
Hope this helps,
Robert
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