[En-Nut-Discussion] Need Help on Matrix prog_char
Ralph Mason
ralph.mason at telogis.com
Tue Aug 3 07:24:06 CEST 2004
How about (not tested and likely to contain one or more bugs)
void gstring(FILE * stream,int line){
PGM_P str = PSTR("Line1\0"
"Another Line\0"
"Yet a third\0"
"Forth line\0" );
while(line--){
while(PRG_RDB(str++));
}
fputs_P(str,stream);
}
Cheers,
Ralph
>oI using Alot of string in my application.
>so i build a few String Loopup table
>that using
>
>void gstring(FILE * stream,int line)
>{
>static prog_char zman1[]="DeviceA[%d] %s <p>\n";
>static prog_char zman2[]="DeviceB[%d] %s <p>\n";
> if (line==1)fprintf_P(stream,zman1);
>else if (line==2)fprintf_P(stream,zman2);
>
>}
>
>i planning to do it using matrix
>
>void gstring(FILE * stream,int line)
>{
> static prog_char *zman[3];
> zman[0]= "";
> zman[1]= "DeviceA[%d] %s <p>\n";
> zman[2]= "DeviceB[%d] %s <p>\n";
> fprintf_P(stream,zman[1],);
>
>}
>
>But Matrix prog_char was not working. Anyway to build a string lookup table
>to save me some if else statement that waste rom space?
>
>since i use nearly 100 of if else statement on building my string lookup
>table.
>
>WF
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