Adding a function to print scrolling text to the display #12
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also added scrolling text demo in examples and updated README to reflect changes
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This is basically moving the code from the Ticker.pde example to the Max72xxPanel class, right? |
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Hi there,
I realize that it has been a while since you took a look at this code but I recently added a functioning function (pun intended) which easily prints a string to a series of linked 8x8 displays. It is merely an addition to your existing code base and does not delete or modify any pre-existing features. If you have any questions or concerns about the code or the modifications to the README, please let me know. I do hope that you choose to adopt this feature though as it has made my Arduino code much cleaner and much more user-friendly.