Sorry, I am not so good to explain. I think if you look at the att picture you see what I mean I could not see the " F§ " in FC11 I have not expand the window in FC11
Sorry for the inconvenience and thak´s
Hi Steve! Thank you for your explanation and examble, I will play and test your tip it make sense, for me, thank´s :D In FC10 it is possible to to call/add the compare string from the If decision (f§) in the drop down list, it is not visible in F11, I have to add a Calculation box and find it this w...
Hi all! Inside an If decision I can write: String_One = String_Two, it working. In Built_in_funktion fs is the CompareS( ), how do I use this in an If funktion I have test with CompareS( String_One, String_Two ) and more attemp? I have seach in Wiki but can´t find examble and what is best :) Thank´s
Hi! I need an advice :D I am starting a project with the ESP32_S3 Dev and st7796 SPI display. For long time ago Ben recommend to use the pin pin Channel 1 - HSPI MOSI = 13 MISO = 12 CLK = 14 Channel 2 - VSPI MOSI = 23 MISO = 19 CLK = 18 for fast display using ESP32 Dev1 https://www.flowcode.co.uk/fo...
Many many thank´s, now it work, why have I overseen this. Now I can take next step and continue. As I mention, there are many advantages with Disp.manager.
Hi Ben!
Thank´s.
See what you mean with your examble. Vhen I press "Voltmeter" in main Sceneo It shift to
Scene1, but emediately it jump back to Scene0 again, in simulation and also
in "real world on the display. Just like the IF function don´t care the command?
Hi Steve and Ben! Thank´s for fast reply. My English is probably not very good, so my explanation may not be easy to understand :lol: . What I want is to be able to choose a Scene, for example a voltmeter, and then it should stay in that scene until I select Scene 0 again, go back. I have a “basic” ...
Hi! I am practicing with the "Display Manager" based on the examble´s, and I am starting to understand how it works. :lol: When I change Scene (DC_Touched), I would like to stay in that scene and “do something” — remain inside a loop, use counters, sensors, etc., and read values. That part...