Ok I think I have it. Someone over at the Arduino forums solved this for me, to be honest I don’t exactly know what this part of the code does but it seems to have done the trick.
int len = strlen(textDemo);
They instructed that I enter this piece of the code in the main body as part of the loop. I’m pretty sure that this calls up the string but I can not be 100% sure.
After integrating this in to the code the whole thing compiled but I was experiencing one more problem, the characters were being outputted to close together and it was hard for me to tell when one character code had ended and when another had begun.
I’m short on time so I hope I can find a solution to this.
int len = strlen(textDemo);
They instructed that I enter this piece of the code in the main body as part of the loop. I’m pretty sure that this calls up the string but I can not be 100% sure.
After integrating this in to the code the whole thing compiled but I was experiencing one more problem, the characters were being outputted to close together and it was hard for me to tell when one character code had ended and when another had begun.
I’m short on time so I hope I can find a solution to this.
A quick shot showing my current setup
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