No apology needed - been there, done that!
First, make sure you have only one folder containing the library files, and make sure you only have one .cpp and one .h file in that folder. Take any others out of the path - stick them in an unrelated location. The Arduino is relatively clueless when there are multiple folders - or directories I guess, since you use Windows and I'm a Mac guy.
Second, if you use my modified .cpp file, you must also use the modified .h file.
Third, try an earlier version of the Arduino IDE. I'd go back to V1.03. I have read of anomalies with the later versions.
Other than that, I have nothing else to contribute. The fact that you get compile errors seems to point to an IDE problem, or perhaps a multiple library issue(s).
Regards,
John
Statistics : Posted by james.roth • on Sat Jun 07, 2014 6:24 pm • Replies 9 • Views 252
First, make sure you have only one folder containing the library files, and make sure you only have one .cpp and one .h file in that folder. Take any others out of the path - stick them in an unrelated location. The Arduino is relatively clueless when there are multiple folders - or directories I guess, since you use Windows and I'm a Mac guy.
Second, if you use my modified .cpp file, you must also use the modified .h file.
Third, try an earlier version of the Arduino IDE. I'd go back to V1.03. I have read of anomalies with the later versions.
Other than that, I have nothing else to contribute. The fact that you get compile errors seems to point to an IDE problem, or perhaps a multiple library issue(s).
Regards,
John
Statistics : Posted by james.roth • on Sat Jun 07, 2014 6:24 pm • Replies 9 • Views 252