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• Timeout on I2C Write BUSY - not all the time - SSD1306

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• Timeout on I2C Write BUSY - not all the time - SSD1306

  in Pico / Wifi / Original Espruino • 1 month, 3 weeks

  

  Oh gorgeous!
  Bravo!
  Thanks a bunch for that solution. i use the software on hardware i2c1 (b6,b7). It avoid me to unsoldering.
  It works great!
  nevermind, strange to use software i2c when there is hardware i2C.

  it's a beautifull rainy day
  é.

• Timeout on I2C Write BUSY - not all the time - SSD1306

  in Pico / Wifi / Original Espruino • 1 month, 3 weeks

  

  Hello,

  it's the second time i'm asking help for this init i2C problem...
  This time, i play with a small SSD1306 oled screen.
  in 2017 i build some pieces with this screen and picos and every time i switch on the build, the screen init correctly.
  this week i start a new project with this display (same screen batch from 2017) but i have lot of pb to initialize the screen with a boring timeout and a busy error.

  Have you any idea ?
  retrofit with an old firmware?
  is it possible to have an old google app version? (which works)
  I just want to have a(n) (art)piece working (as previously). I'm suppose this not a hardware pb but a software pb...
  if i use my old code, it does not work as expected (as the 2017 batch)

  i work with espruino pico 2.06 firmware and googl app ide (not the online one) cause i use custom local font.
  regards

• Did you update Chrome App version last week?

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• Did you update Chrome App version last week?

  in General • 5 months, 1 week

  

  ok, thanks for your time.

  i extend toUpperCase() to upperCase French diacritic accents

  String.prototype.toUpperCaseFr = function toUpperCaseFr() {
      return this.toUpperCase().replace(/à/gm, "À").replace(/â/gm, "Â").replace(/é/gm, "É").replace(/è/gm, "È").replace(/ê/gm, "Ê").replace(/ë/gm, "Ë").replace(/î/gm, "Î").replace(/ï/gm, "Ï").replace(/ô/gm, "Ô").replace(/ö/gm, "Ö").replace(/û/gm, "Û").replace(/ü/gm, "Ü").replace(/ù/gm, "Ù").replace(/ç/gm, "Ç").replace(/œ/gm,"Œ");
  };
  

  it's working.

  é.

• Did you update Chrome App version last week?

  in General • 5 months, 1 week

  

  Hello @Gordon,
  nope, minification does not help.
  i'll write my own toUpperCaseDiacritic()

  thanks
  é.

• String.toUpperCase() does not uppercase accents

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• Did you update Chrome App version last week?

  in General • 5 months, 1 week

  

  the problem is: it was working, but not now!
  why?

• String.toUpperCase() does not uppercase accents

  in JavaScript • 5 months, 1 week

  

  If i upperCase string with accents, it does not work on accents!

  let txt= "béèàîâ";
  txt = txt.toUpperCase();
  console.log(txt); // Béèàîâ
  let txtUp = "bÉÈÀÎÂ";
  txtUp = txtUp.toUpperCase();
  console.log(txtUp); // BÉÈÀÎÂ
  for( let c of txt) {
    console.log(c, c.charCodeAt(0));
  }
  for( let c of txtUp) {
    console.log(c, c.charCodeAt(0));
  }
  

  espruino pico firmware 2v05.100 chrome appweb ide 0.73.7

• Did you update Chrome App version last week?

  in General • 5 months, 1 week

  

  found a way to declare my accents, by using their ascii code (but it's less readable by human)

  ,'233':["éâ+1","éc+1","ée+1","éj+1","éo+­1","ép-1","ér+0","és+1","ét+1","év+2"]
    ,'232':["ès+1","èt+1"]
    ,'234':["êt+1"]
    ,'202':["Êt-1"]