Mike that interface is amazing! How did you do the cool relay buttons?
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Phil

Hi Mike, I believe you'd just create two buffers and two PString objects. Like this char buffer1[50]; PString mystring1(buffer1, sizeof(buffer1)); char buffer2[50]; PString mystring2(buffer2, sizeof(buffer2)); Then you could fill each separate buffer using the separate PString objects (mystring1 and...

Hi, you are exactly right. We rely on putting wrappers around the programmers (avrdude and esptool). What software is used for programming STM chips from the arduino IDE? We might be able to add a wrapper for that tool as well.

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Phil

You should be able to declare two psting objects along with separate buffers. As for the monitor you could add it as a separate visualiser from the visualiser menu (not added to the interface panel) then dock it as a tab in the same space as your interface panel. Then it's easy to just switch to or ...

Yep Pstring will handle that nicely. The good think about Pstring is that its uses a pre-allocated buffer so is pretty memory efficient. I think there was some talk that strings were a bad idea. I never looked into it too much though.

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Phil

Hi Mike, I see. In the past we have used the pstring library. That allows you to create a custom string that you would be able to send out the serial channel. char buffer[50]; PString mystring(buffer, sizeof(buffer)); int index = 1; mystring.print("Cell"); mystring.print(index); mystring.print(" Pow...

Great advice Mike, I've added getting that lock function to persist to our request list (not sure why its not). We also longer term want to add undo and redo functionality (no small job I'm told). I think this would help in the situations when things are accidentally resized or edited.

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Phil

Ha we have never used the lock property and we're surprised it isn't saved. Will add to the bug list to be fixed. As for saving channels in tables that seems to be working for me. Did you get that going in the end? I'm not 100% sure I understand your naming suggestion with the $. Could you elaborate...

Thanks Mike, you can also hold down the Ctrl button and drag to make a copy.

Hi Mike, yeah you would need to separate them using channels. You would go: Table MyTable1("Table1"); Table MyTable2("Table2"); Table MyTable3("Table3"); Then you would use each variable to send to that channel. At the megunolink end you would need to create all of the tables and make sure each one ...