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V-TFT Button State Management Tutorial

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Author: Robert MegaHurts

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Example: 1.0.0.0

Category: TFT

Downloaded: 733 times

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License: MIT license

Tutorial in mBASIC for PIC32 mmB, How to reuse objects for multiple menu button sets. Making iterated user pointers to objects and their properties. Full PDF tutorial manual in English allows mC and mPASCAL language users to easily study tutorial methods too.
Manual Version is now 1.02.

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V-TFT Button State Management Tutorial ver.1.02 [465.03KB]

New version of the PDF manual (Ver.1.02) is now 20 pages long and has 4 new sections, including a full page of Colored FlowCharts showing Start-up, Main Loop with no TP activity, Menu Button 1 in Menu Set 1 clicked, Menu Select clicked and Menu Button 1 in Menu Set 2 clicked. For my less skilled in English friends, I hope this helps more than all the text.

Menu Button Sets

Image of V-TFT screen with menu buttons that can be reused for different functions by sets of 5 and toggled on/off.

Colored Flowcharts

New colored Flowcharts page in the PDF manual. Shows how V-TFT project execution flows thru the routines and files when different Menu Buttons are Clicked.

code color convention usage

Code listings in the tutorial manual follow a color assignment to each mBASIC and V-TFT code element so tracking each through the program code is easy to do.

Alternate iterated code example

Tutorial PDF includes non iterated code examples of the optimized iterated code used in the project like this image shows.

Fully commented and color organized program code

All program code in the tutorial manual is fully commented to explain operations and colored uniquely for easy reading for all compiler users to follow methodology described in examples.

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