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LCD without zero-Mikrobasic code for radio frequency control

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LCD without zero

Hello,
This code (Mikrobasic) converts an analogical value in a binary for a radio frequency control.


This's the code:

Code: 
cod_fine:
  byteAdcbin1 = Dec2Bcd16(ValoreAdc1)  ' conversione da decimale a binario
     if (ValoreAdc1 =0) then portb=255 'led or contraves on pins 32 to 40
         else
             if  (ValoreAdc1<100)  then    portb = not byteAdcbin1
             end if
     end if

       if (ValoreAdc1 >99) then ValoreAdc1 =99  '
       end if
           if (ValoreAdc1<10) then LCD_out(1,11,"0")      '
           end if
     bytetostr(ValoreAdc1,txt1)
     LCD_out(1,10,txt1)

This is my problem:


When the value is lower than 10 (e.g. 9), I'd like the LCD to visualise the number 09
I tried with the IF code, but it doesn't work.

Ciao
Antonio
 

Re: LCD without zero

Your "0" is getting overwritten by your final LCD_out statement.

Try modifying the string txt1 before you output it:
Code: 
     bytetostr(ValoreAdc1,txt1) 
     if (ValoreAdc1<10) then txt1[1] = "0"
     endif
     LCD_out(1,10,txt1)
 

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Re: LCD without zero

Thank you,
I solved with your code.

Ciao
Antonio
 

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