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Problem with using LCD_CHR in MIKROC

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Hi
I have a prblem about using "LCD_CHR" command in MIKROC
This command ,print only CHAR vars.
For example

//********************************
unsigned char ch;
ch=65
lcd_chr(2,1,ch);
//********************************
But the LCD shows the "A" character
Is there simple way to print original var ?
If not,pleas some one explain me the "ADC_on_LCD" code from "mikroc"
 

c lcd_chr

what is this 'MICROC'?

is an c compiler? for which microcontroller?
 

inttostr mikroelectronika

You can finde it in
**broken link removed**
 

lcd_chr();

if you have print ascii code on LCD you can't do it in that way:

arash_micro said:
unsigned char ch;
ch=65
lcd_chr(2,1,ch);
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first you must create string representation of ascii number, and pass that string to function lcd_out function

try this:
char buff[4];
unsigned char ch;
ch = 65;

ByteToStr(ch, buff); // fill buff with string representation of ch var
LCD_Out(2,1, buff);
 
mikroc longtostr

Thanks
but because of char,the maximum value is 255
How can i print 65783
 

lcd_chr mikroc

read microC manual, search 'Conversions Library',

conversion functions:

ByteToStr
ShortToStr
WordToStr
IntToStr
LongToStr

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