Greetings,
I have been catching up with the new library and the ease of commands associated with it. One thing I still can not visualize (through the Geni_Arduino language) is how to press several digits on a custom keyboard, creating a numeric string in my Arduino host that can be stored in a buffer and written back to an led digits widget.
Paul, you alluded to such a procedure in the calculator demo but I am unable to extract the simple "press and store" features I am seeking from all of the math references in the calculator demo. The custom keyboard demo does not even begin to address communicating with/through a host to extract/process the information entered. Across all applications, it seems to me a keyboard ENTRY demo would have the widest application to those embarking on custom projects, as timing requirements are, pretty much, endemic across the world of applications.
It seems most likely that a demo of this nature already exists and I, simply, am unaware of it. If it does not yet exist, is it because this is viewed as too difficult to demonstrate (unlikely) or not important enough to address? I doubt such a universal function contains proprietary coding
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I have been catching up with the new library and the ease of commands associated with it. One thing I still can not visualize (through the Geni_Arduino language) is how to press several digits on a custom keyboard, creating a numeric string in my Arduino host that can be stored in a buffer and written back to an led digits widget.
Paul, you alluded to such a procedure in the calculator demo but I am unable to extract the simple "press and store" features I am seeking from all of the math references in the calculator demo. The custom keyboard demo does not even begin to address communicating with/through a host to extract/process the information entered. Across all applications, it seems to me a keyboard ENTRY demo would have the widest application to those embarking on custom projects, as timing requirements are, pretty much, endemic across the world of applications.
It seems most likely that a demo of this nature already exists and I, simply, am unaware of it. If it does not yet exist, is it because this is viewed as too difficult to demonstrate (unlikely) or not important enough to address? I doubt such a universal function contains proprietary coding

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