The hardware DLL is same to the ESP8266 hardware (viewtopic.php?t=3618&sid=2cb69c624f0221 ... 1b83d1be30) used.
The minimal support is Android 4.0.4.


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The columns and rows will atomically change versus the setting of LCD Smartie. So feel free to set the size that you want. About the 64bit DLL I find the issue https://github.com/LCD-Smartie/LCDSmartie/issues/18 said that good man stokie-ant build a 64bit one here https://github.com/LCD-Smartie/LCDSmart ... 1556008029.limbo wrote: January 21st, 2024, 6:35 pm Great addition. Thank you
Is there any way to add option for more lines and columns?
Please notice that in the latest version of LCD Smartie (5.6) the driver dll was updated in order to be supported so if a new driver is needed then it should be follow the new architecture (64bit) in order to be supported. Our dev team may provide additional info on this.
Below a screeshot from my tests:
Screenshot_20240121-193137_LcmEmulator.jpg
The columns and rows will atomically change versus the setting of LCD Smartie. So feel free to set the size that you want.
It's not that easy to button support because I do not implement the communication code ( APP and DLL ) of path hardware->pc. But I think it should be implemented later.fruittool wrote: January 25th, 2024, 4:33 pm Love it. I actually wrote one myself but it lacks the auto size. Mine does support buttons though. If you like and don't mind, I can add button support and make a pull request on github
I've done the driver DLL modification to pass key presses. I'll get around to a diff as I had to do other changes locally to get it work with 64 bitseeyrw wrote: January 31st, 2024, 9:10 am It's not that easy to button support because I do not implement the communication code ( APP and DLL ) of path hardware->pc. But I think it should be implemented later.
I have added buttons but I'm liking the swipe idea. Let me go back and then you can see what you thinkeeyrw wrote: January 31st, 2024, 9:10 am Furthermore I think using touch gesture to implement button is better due to the nature of Android smartphone. For example, double fingers swipe for page switch and single finger swipe for single line scroll.