| ??? 01/26/03 15:25 Read: times |
#37313 - RE: "C" : putting characters into string |
Why not try this..
It does what you are doing with your code , but uses far less data memory //-------------------------------------------------------------- //Arrays start at 0 , so all are 1 less enum position{pos_first,pos_second=4,pos_third=8,pos_fourth=12}; code unsigned char text_005[3] = {'0','0','5',}; code unsigned char text_120[3] = {'1','2','0',}; unsigned char timers[16]; //lcd line 2 void set_text(unsigned char pos,unsigned char * s){ unsigned char i; for (i=0; i<3; i++){timers[pos + i] = (*s++);} } called as set_text(pos_first,text_005); |
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