Hi Peter,

Confirming RC8 has fixed the ON BREAK for USB keyboard (when I remembered to add it to the program-code as opposed to typing it at the command prompt).

Many Thanks…..

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[19] End "print "+Chr$(34)+"rebooting"+Chr$(34)+":CPU restart"
Error : MM.ENDLINE is not declared

For that particular use the new feature isn't needed.

Peter,

Did you miss my notification?

Test RP2040 GREEK with Freepins.

> option list
PicoMite MMBasic RP2040 Edition V6.00.01RC8
OPTION SYSTEM SPI GP10,GP11,GP24
OPTION SYSTEM I2C GP4,GP5
OPTION FLASH SIZE 4194304
OPTION COLOR CODE ON
OPTION HEARTBEAT OFF
OPTION PICO OFF
OPTION CPU SPEED 252000 'KHz
OPTION LCD PANEL ST7789_135, RLANDSCAPE,GP8,GP12,GP9,GP25
OPTION SDCARD GP23, GP18, GP19, GP20
OPTION PLATFORM RP2040-GEEK

.
GP 4 6 Boot Reserved : SYSTEM I2C SDA
GP 5 7 Boot Reserved : SYSTEM I2C SCL
GP 6 9 OFF
GP 7 10 OFF
GP 8 11 Boot Reserved : LCD CD
GP 9 12 Boot Reserved: LCD CS
GP10 14 Boot Reserved : SPI SYSTEM CLK
GP11 15 Boot Reserved : SPI SYSTEM MOSI
GP12 16 Boot Reserved : LCD Reset
.

Rule:
GP 8 11 Boot Reserved : LCD CD

Should be:
GP 8 11 Boot Reserved : LCD DC

> list
Sub FreePins
 Local n,gp$,p,pu$
 For n = 0 To 29
   gp$ = "GP" + Str$((n),2)
   p = MM.Info(pinno gp$)
   pu$ = MM.Info(pin p)
   Print gp$,Str$((p),2),pu$
 Next
End Sub
>


Greetings,
Jan.

Hi Jan.
I think that the built-in PINS command that displays information about the state of the GPIO ports would be quite necessary when programming and setting up pin options.

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Rule:
GP 8 11 Boot Reserved : LCD CD

Should be:
GP 8 11 Boot Reserved : LCD DC

DC or CD - my choice

Peter,

It doesn't matter what you choose. As long as the manual is ultimately correct. Pages 55 to 70 are now made for DC?

Greetings,
Jan.

Prints the state of Pico pins after program completion

How can I edit lines in the built-in EDITOR that exceed the length of the screen of this editor?
As I understand it, a line can contain up to 255 characters.

Manual page 20

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Long lines will only display the first part of the line up to the display’s right hand margin. The rest of the line
beyond the right hand margin is still there but it is not displayed and cannot be edited. If you want to edit a
very long line you can position the cursor near the right hand margin and press Enter. This will split the long
line into two and both parts can be separately edited. To rejoin the line use the Delete or Backspace key to
remove the line break that you previously entered.

  matherp said  

Manual page 20
Long lines will only display the first part of the line up to the display’s right hand margin....

OK!

Why can't the Auto-line wrap mode be built into the built-in EDITOR ?
Although, this is just nitpicking, you can live with it anyway.
Edited 2024-12-15 22:49 by javavi

  javavi said  

... Why can't the Auto-line wrap mode be built into the built-in EDITOR ? ...

I suppose it would be possible, but I think the editor is a legacy of the first MicroMites, which like Peter had limited resources.
Regards
Michael

EDIT:
Many users use Jim's MMEDIT or Notepad++ as an alternative.
Edited 2024-12-16 00:04 by twofingers

Peter,

On a GEEK module with PicoMite MMBasic RP2040 Edition V6.00.01RC8, the interrupt does not work after GUI TEST LCDPANEL. Only by removing the module from the USB slot.

> option list
PicoMite MMBasic RP2040 Edition V6.00.01RC8
OPTION SYSTEM SPI GP10,GP11,GP24
OPTION SYSTEM I2C GP4,GP5
OPTION FLASH SIZE 4194304
OPTION COLOR CODE ON
OPTION HEARTBEAT OFF
OPTION PICO OFF
OPTION CPU SPEED 252000 'KHz
OPTION LCD PANEL ST7789_135, LANDSCAPE,GP8,GP12,GP9,GP25
OPTION SDCARD GP23, GP18, GP19, GP20
OPTION PLATFORM RP2040-GEEK

Greetings,
Jan.

What interrupt? what module?

Peter,

By pressing any key on the keyboard the GUI TEST stopped and returned to the >, I remember?
Not anymore. See option list for module, microcontroller and version.

Greetings,
Jan.

Just tested on a Waveshare 2.8 and it works fine. Haven't got a geek but can't think why it would be different. Can anyone else test?

control-C stops the gui test as it always has.
Tested with my own settings and with option reset rp2040-geek

Jim

Jim

Does just pressing space bar stop it?

Thanks

Yes
Space bar clear the display, ctrl-C leaves the circles visible.

Fails. You cannot use "/" in a string anymore in a TEXT statement.
This seems wrong.

Volhout

P.S. I re-programmed the LCD for landscape (not rlandscape), since (in my laptop) the USB ports are at the right side, and then all GEEK text is upside down.
Edited 2024-12-16 19:42 by Volhout

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Fails. You cannot use "/" in a string anymore in a TEXT statement.
This seems wrong.

I can


Edited 2024-12-16 19:49 by matherp

Peter,

This is strange. When I run the program it errors.
When I manually replace the first "/" with a "/" (built-in editor, replace it) it runs fine. When I save the changed program , and run it, it fails again.

As if running from the editor is different than running from flash.
Same happens when I run from flash slot.



Volhout
Edited 2024-12-16 20:01 by Volhout