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I am doing a project in which i need to use 4 oled displays. Due to i can have only two of these in the same bus, I need to work with two i2c buses, reason why i decided to use this library. The thing is that the available library to use this displays, receives a pointer to a TwoWire object in the ctor. I had to modify that library in order to use it with your library. Haven't you thought about create a library which inherit from TwoWire library? I think this would be really usefull. Thanks in advance
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I think the suggestion of inherit from TwoWire library would make a drop in replacement is a great idea. It is possible to pass a TwoWire instance to AdaFruit constructor, I'm no C++ coder but I think this should be possible?
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I am doing a project in which i need to use 4 oled displays. Due to i can have only two of these in the same bus, I need to work with two i2c buses, reason why i decided to use this library. The thing is that the available library to use this displays, receives a pointer to a TwoWire object in the ctor. I had to modify that library in order to use it with your library. Haven't you thought about create a library which inherit from TwoWire library? I think this would be really usefull. Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: