LCD White

Hi Gordon,
Sorry, I'm not too familiar with the nightly build concept - I downloaded on the 30th Jan if that helps.

An example of the delays I built in were as follows:

function toggle3() {
	LCD.clear();
    digitalPulse(A2,1,50);
	digitalPulse(A2,0,50);

	LCD.setColor(0, 0, 0);
    digitalPulse(A2,1,50);
	digitalPulse(A2,0,50);

	LCD.fillRect(1, 1, 320, 240);
    digitalPulse(A2,1,50);
	digitalPulse(A2,0,50);

	LCD.setColor(0, 1, 0);
    digitalPulse(A2,1,50);
	digitalPulse(A2,0,50);

	PotPos = analogRead(C0);
    digitalPulse(A2,1,50);
	digitalPulse(A2,0,50);

    LCD.drawString(PotPos, 230, 210);
    digitalPulse(A2,1,50);
	digitalPulse(A2,0,50);

	setInterval(function() {
      LCD.clear();
      digitalPulse(A2,1,20);
      digitalPulse(A2,0,20);
      PotPos = analogRead(C0);
      digitalPulse(A2,1,20);
      digitalPulse(A2,0,20);
      LCD.drawString(PotPos, 200, 210);
	}, 200);

	digitalWrite(LED2,p=!p);
}

var l = false;
var p = false;
var PotPos = 0.1;

setInterval("digitalWrite(LED1,l=!l);",8­00);

setWatch(toggle3, E5, {repeat: true, edge:'falling'});

Whether or not this program worked was dependent on the digitalPulse duration, and was often not repeatable. I found mathematical operations were less fussy than instructions involving the LCD.

Introducing a SetInterval made things more complicated, and sometimes seemed to want a couple of digitalPulses at the end of the loop, and sometimes didn't. I'd have to evaluate one step at a time and see if it crashed.