From: Stefan U. H. <st...@he...> - 2008-05-11 18:26:31
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Hi Michael, thanks for your prompt help. - However, for some reason your answer got plonked as spam and today I found it just by chance while browsing the online-archives ... > > What is here the problem? > > I suppose you're using a lot of different bars, maybe double bars. > > A HD44780 display has only 8 user-defineable characters, and it is not > possible to map every combination of (double-)bars to this 8 chars. > lcd4linux tries to be very clever in finding a way to display your bars > with the available chars, but if the situation gets too complex it may > fail. This is what this message is about. > > Hint #1: don't mix horizontal and vertical bars. > Hint #2: dont mix E(east) and W(west) bars > > If this does not help, please post your full lcd4linux.conf What I did: I threw everyting not neccessarily needed out of my lcd4linux.conf. Now I don't have any errors. - That's good. However, to understand the Problem, here's the initial situation: In my lcd4linux.conf I had set "Icons 8", defined all the sample icons and bar-widgets from the sampe-config but used only two Icons ("Rain" and "Blob") and a split horizontal bar (BusyBar). Now, what exactly causes the problem? If I get you right, this must be (a) - that I had set "icons 8" and used a bar on top Or could it be alternativle also (b) - that I had defined icons that were not needed (c) - that I had defined many bar-widgets I were not using because the bare existence of these definitions in the config file uses the resources, even if they are not displayed in the screen-definition? By the way: Is there a possibility to get my display to show the "°" symbol as such, when it's part of a displayed text (I read temperatures from a file, so that I want "xx.x °C"). Thanks a lot Stefan. -- Stefan U. Hegner <st...@he...> * * * D-32584 Löhne --- good ole Germany internet: http://www.hegner-web.de * * * GPG-Key | D9DB 51BD 2DA6 9B3A 41CB F-Print | 0287 05A1 8D11 38BA CE91 |