i do have sketch from various people out there who have build nice code to do what i need done BUT not for my application and well they grant us permission to use and or modify their code so this is what i attempt to do with your help.
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Unfortunately there is no easy way to do this. All you can hope to do if you see multiple sketches, which if combined would achieve your desired goal, is to splice the code into a single sketch (by copying and pasting), and hope that there are no conflicts resulting from the merging of the different sets of code. For simple things like two sketches using the same pins, you may be able to fix that by changing which pins are used (unless they are special purpose pins such as PWM or hardware interrupts). For harder to diagnose problems like two libraries not working if used the same sketch, that is almost impossible to resolve unless you know the hardware or library well enough. Best option there is to find another that does the same job, but differently. |
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