Hi,
I edited the old question about Arduilo CLI because it was solved, and I wanted to save space and bandwidth and post another question in the same space.
what is the meaning of this message?
Hi,
I edited the old question about Arduilo CLI because it was solved, and I wanted to save space and bandwidth and post another question in the same space.
what is the meaning of this message? View attachment 155754
Thanks Cableguy,
I am sorry but I haven't use B4R for a very long time.. I have no idea about this key thing!! what key? I am not using a key or seeing one!
it's a "general" type of text, that just means that a keyword used is not present in a given library...
if you want I can check it for you, but I would start in the arduino IDE and update any libs that need doing so
I am trying to run this test code.. there's no erro in the logs, but at run time.
LED 13 blink Arduino:
' Initialize the pin and timing
Sub Process_Globals
Private ledPin As Pin
Private Timer1 As Timer
Private ledState As Boolean = False ' Variable to keep track of LED state
End Sub
Sub AppStart
' Initialize the LED pin
ledPin.Initialize(13, ledPin.MODE_OUTPUT)
' Initialize the Timer
Timer1.Initialize("Timer1_Tick", 500) ' 500 milliseconds interval
Timer1.Enabled = True
End Sub
Sub Timer1_Tick
' Toggle the LED state
ledState = Not(ledState)
If ledState Then
ledPin.DigitalWrite(True) ' Set the pin to HIGH
Else
ledPin.DigitalWrite(False) ' Set the pin to LOW
End If
End Sub
It might also be this one. If you have your libs located under a path that has a part of it written in UTF8 then Arduino loses the ball. If this is the case you need to move the libs folder in a none UTF8 path and declare it in the conf file of Arduino CLI and also in the Arduino IDE. See the B4R tutorial in my contributions in the signature.
that's B4r, I mean the arduino IDE...
B4r, when compiling, call the arduino IDE and it's dependencies to translate the code into Native code ... like a translator... so if you are using words that are not in the translator dictionary...
that's B4r, I mean the arduino IDE...
B4r, when compiling, call the arduino IDE and it's dependencies to translate the code into Native code ... like a translator... so if you are using words that are not in the translator dictionary...
Thanks CableGuy.. Working like a charm.. I followed your advice in #9
Now I must do some modification to the code to:
1. Use external clock
2. Remove the colon and increment the value by 1 until the clock stops or the value reaches 9999.
Plus other things.
Thanks to you.. Thanks to Erel before and after for making this possible
Best regards,