Re: [lcd4linux] How can I write a character on LCD using his 8 bits code?

[Stolz <st...@ya...>]

=2D----- El Domingo, 7 de Marzo de 2004 16:40, escribi=F3: ------
> > I want to write on LCD the
> > Celsius (=BA) character, (which has the 8 bits code 1101 1111) as the
> > postfix of my Temp Widget. How can I do it?
>=20
> Specify the ascii code as octal after a backslash.=20
> In your example, 11011111 is decimal 223 or octal 337. Try a Postfix of=20
> '\337'

If I use postfix \337, when running ldc4linux I get the error:
"Evaluator: parse error in <\337>: garbage <\337>"

If I use postfix '\337', the LCD shows Y337, (really is not a "Y", but a ve=
ry similar strange character)
No matter what number I use, I allways get Yxxx. I've try writing only the =
slash, and I get the same strange character.

It works fine with v0.9.11 but it doen't do with CVS :(

Any idea?

Thanks in advice.

Javier.