Add segment name definitions for alphanumeric displays #76
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dhalbert
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I didn't know where these segment names came from, in the .h file. It was only when I read the .ino example that I saw the link to the diagram. Could you add a comment to the .h file too?
... For segment names,
// see https://learn.adafruit.com/14-segment-alpha-numeric-led-featherwing/usage
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If you can do a diagram in ASCII in a comment, that would be even better. |
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Good idea! Done. |
dhalbert
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I added segment name defines to make it easier for the user to use the alphanumeric display. I also added a simple animation that shows how to use the defines.
It makes it possible to write code like this -
alpha4.writeDigitRaw(0, ALPHANUM_SEG_C);, which is way more readanle thanalpha4.writeDigitRaw(0, 0c0004);.