Conform files to Arduino IDE library standards #2
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* Moved Arduino_LCD_Menu.ino into examples sub-directory * Added master Arduino_LCD_Menu.h/Arduino_LCD_Menu.cpp files so users only have to #include <Arduino_LCD_Menu.h> * Fixedup ifndef's header-file protections * Renamed readme to README so it stands out in dir listing * Added separate LICENSE file * Line-wrapped license comment text at 80-col. * Line-wrapped README text at 80-col. Signed-off-by: Chris Evich <[email protected]>
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Hello! I tried to use custom characters in menu labels to make cyrillic letters, and program does not work properly. Can you modify library to use custom character on LCD? g_menuLCD.getLCD()->createChar(1, D_cyr); |
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Hey, mostly just a bunch of cosmetic changes to make this work more smoothly in the Arduino IDE. With these changes, the library shows up in the IDE menu's, including the example code. I haven't actually tested any of these changes yet, because I wanted to know what you think. Please comment, and I'll update this pull request as needed. Thanks!