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I've irradicated the need for the endLine() function by simply adding: void println() I have a kind of hacky attempt here that seems to work is there a way to actually get << endl << to work? #define LCD_ROWS 2īecause I can't use: p << name << endl << value

The streaming lib supports endl but the LiquidCrystal lib does not.Īre there any thoughts on how I might achieve this? My issue comes when I want to do the same thing but instead of printing on the same line, I want the name and value printed on two lines. Simply comment or uncomment #define SERIAL_DISPLAY_OVERRIDE This for example works great: #define LCD_ROWS 2 #else and writing two sets of instructions for everything, I've been using the Arduino Streaming library: GitHub - janelia-arduino/Streaming: Streaming C++-style Output with Operator << and I'm having some success! Rather than littering my code with #ifdef SERIAL. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.I've been trying to set up a project in such in a way that I can comment/uncomment one line and switch between displaying on a 16x2 LCD or displaying on the Serial monitor. Great for use in menus or similar situations where you need only one button press code. If the button is held after this time its code is returned once and then function returns KEYPAD_BLOCKED again for repeat_delay milliseconds. After detecting button press for the first time and returning appropriate code this function returns KEYPAD_BLOCKED until block_delay milliseconds has passed. lcdKeypad.buttonBlocking(block_delay,repeat_delay)

This function does not filter or debounce the buttons. LCDKeypad extends LiquidCrystal class so you can use all the functions from LiquidCrystal and following new ones: lcdKeypad.noBacklight() You can also change button analog level values if default ones do not match your board. All the defaults pins can be changed by editing appropriate defines. You can optionaly specify button analog pin (default A0) and backlight pin (default 10).