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For me, it's a big problem, that all the functions of the calendar example apps are created inside the main paperlink.h library.
Does anyone get a standalone application running where I can fully edit the code of the calendar example?
I even tried to include the whole library into my custom project to override the functions there - it compiles but still uses the old library.
How can I get the whole calendar example, including the library, into one project?
Any ideas?
What I basically wanted to do, is to just change a view strings for localization to German, inside todo_list.cpp
Like display.println(F("To-Do List")); to display.println(F("To-Do Liste"));
But it's just not possible because the function is enclosed inside the library.
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I started paying with the library but decided to write my own wrappers a few months ago. I am no embedded systems programmer, so my code quality might be a bit iffy, but maybe it can give you some ideas?
For me, it's a big problem, that all the functions of the calendar example apps are created inside the main paperlink.h library.
Does anyone get a standalone application running where I can fully edit the code of the calendar example?
I even tried to include the whole library into my custom project to override the functions there - it compiles but still uses the old library.
How can I get the whole calendar example, including the library, into one project?
Any ideas?
What I basically wanted to do, is to just change a view strings for localization to German, inside todo_list.cpp
Like display.println(F("To-Do List")); to display.println(F("To-Do Liste"));
But it's just not possible because the function is enclosed inside the library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: