I just came across your channel. What a hidden gem. I'll share it on my blog. I've been bing watching your videos when I can. I really enjoy your videos. Great quality, well produced, and very educational. Keep up the great work your doing. :)

@thelastoutpostworkshop

9 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot!

Wow some great settings, thanks, i have done some already on mine

Wow! I knew of only two of these. Thank you!!

very useful. Please Explain more Settings.

Mini Map is a Game changer 👍🚀

Hi Charles, I really like the projects you are in. And - your kind of explaining and presenting in a cool and calm way. Now, triggered by you showing your IDE 2.x implementation while explaining your helpful tipps and tricks: >how did you manage to show: a) the settings menu (you moved it from right to left) in the example of your mandalorian sketch b) all the .h and .cpp and other used lib-files that apparently are located in the related sketch-folder of the .ino file This is very handy when you have all those files of a project at a glance and can look things up. I could not get the same appearance to show up in my IDE setup. I do have a major project with dozens of .h and .cpp files all belonging to one leading .ino sketch file. The .h and .cpp files are located in a folder called "src" and this folder along with the .ino and a read.me file are in a common project folder with the same name as the .ino file. In PlatformIO this is very handy and shows up as expected - in the Arduino IDE 2.x I couldn't manage to have it visible as you do in your video. So what can I do instead of fully jumping onto PlatformIO (still hesitating as I come from Arduino 1.x previously ...) Raimund

@thelastoutpostworkshop

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comments. Regarding the settings, one you have open them, you can move the tab settings anywhere you want it. Now if you have a large project, this is where the Arduino 2 IDE loose it's charm, and where VSCode is better. The Arduino IDE 2 is very slowly evolving, so we have to be patient!

@raimundtrierscheid6318

8 ай бұрын

@@thelastoutpostworkshop Thank you for your answer. Ok, then let‘s see, if and when they can catch up with platformIO. The charm of the latter is, that you have everything of a project at hand and can edit all project files incl. .h and .cpp within the IO-explorer. So I will try to get more familiar with it and leave the IDE behind, at least for me.

@thorntontarr2894

7 ай бұрын

@@raimundtrierscheid6318 I have worked with PlatformIO for over a year and never embraced the A IDE 2.x.x. While A IDE 2.x.x is improving, it has a long way to go. I am lost without code completion and have not found this in A IDE 2.x.x

Is there a way to move the output window as well to the right, like you did for the Serial monitor?

@thelastoutpostworkshop

22 күн бұрын

I don't think so, there is no option to do that currently

@GuyNChai

22 күн бұрын

@@thelastoutpostworkshop ohh okay thanks. Your video did help me very much BTW, you rock!

Awesome! Thanks! What I hate about the IDE is that when I open another file, it opens in another window of some odd size and I have to reposition and resize it's window. The is such a pain and I hate it. Is it possible to change this terrible behavior? Thanks.

@thelastoutpostworkshop

4 ай бұрын

I never has this behavior. There are several settings regarding Window try them if it can solve your problem.

@KW-ei3pi

4 ай бұрын

@@thelastoutpostworkshop Thank you for the reply. I will look into that, but the Arduino IDE is the only program that I experience this problem with. What happens for you when you open a second or third Arduino file? Does it open in a new window? Thanks

@thelastoutpostworkshop

4 ай бұрын

It opens in a new tab in the IDE

@KW-ei3pi

4 ай бұрын

@@thelastoutpostworkshop Thank you

@john543

3 ай бұрын

@@thelastoutpostworkshop Even if you dbl-click or use Menu/File/Open? I get a small window. Don't need a tab, need a full window.