Thanks for trying out my flutter fix!
The snippet with my new code in your last post is correct. ?Note that all "{" have a matching "}" further down in the code. ?But your code snippet showing the old code that you replaced is not correct, it has an extra "}" at the very end.
As you have likely figured out, hacking Arduino code is going to be a big part of playing with this radio. ?Will not be a mistake to invest some time in figuring out how. ?Sounds like Jack may have found you a book to read, a very good start. ?Arduino code is actually C, which is widely used and the only language I ever use for low level programming like this.
A bit off topic, not appropriate for a Nano, but once you have C figured out you might take a look at the Python Tutorial: ??? ? I'm lost and bereft if I don't have python handy on my laptop for quick calculations, the usual calculator gui that comes on most computers is stupid and clunky in comparison. ?And python can do far more than replace that calculator gui, it's a full fledged modern language, easy to learn, very powerful.
Jerry
On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 03:57 pm, John Smith wrote:
This is the whole section I replaced-
? // the tuning knob is at neither extremities, tune the signals as usual
? else if (knob != old_knob){
? ? ?frequency = baseTune + (50l * knob);
? ? ?old_knob = knob;
? ? ?setFrequency(frequency);
? ? ?updateDisplay();
? }
}
?
