>
> Now, does anyone have some routines that will convert various numeric
> data types into their ASCII string representations? And a string is a
> null-terminated array of char. That should be possible to implement
> even if it isn't treated properly within the language itself. I can
> clock that out to the serial LCD one character at a time without too
> much trouble. After all, I am not trying to build a full-on terminal,
> just a way to display some simple information.
Str$(somevalue) as described in Chapter 13 - Strings of the ooPIC
Programmer's Guide.
I THINK the oSerialL will work with a string although it isn't
documented. oSerialH does have a sample program for strings.
Dim MySerial as oSerialL
sub main()
MySerial.Baud = cv2400
MySerial.Operate = cvTrye
MySerial.Value = STR$(1234)
MySerial.Value = 13
MySerial.Value = 10
end sub
Richard
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