Hi all. I am curious if the documentation (the generated PDF) listed in GitHub is kept up to date with versions of the library or if it is now out of date?
Also, as a side note, how do I go about updating the library in the IDE as I haven’t used my Arduboy in a long time and I am sure it is not the latest version.
As of Arduino IDE version 1.8.6, you can also use: Tools > Manage Libraries...
Although Doxygen generates the documentation, including the PDF version, (mostly from comments in the source) I have to manually run commands to do so. I then have to manually copy the documentation to the GitHub repository that the URLs point to.
I’m going to try and get a link to the documentation and some more helpful threads to the front page before Christmas so all the new users who get it as a gift can get started faster.
That’s a great idea. I’ve been searching for relevant stuff for beginners but apart from in intro page and the crait tutorials I haven’t seem much.
I was hoping to find something similar to what it available on the arduino website with a reference guide to functions, what they do and examples. Is there anything like that for the Arduboy library?
Yes. I have them all. I’ve printed out lots of stuff but I think the most useful thing (For me at least) would be the index of functions and commend with description and simple examples. Don’t know if there any resources like this.