nopnop2002

@digiexchris I would like you to show me the specific directory structure so that there is no misunderstanding.

@digiexchris Thank you for your quick response. I'll consider it.

I saw this. https://github.com/eldendiss/DendoStepper This directory structure is similar to that commonly found in Arduino libraries. On the other hand, the official esp-idf sample makes extensive use of component directories....

There are two ways to use this library in your own project. The first way is the method described by bullestock. This method allows you to use this library in...

@ermvad I've added your idea to my README.md. Thank you for your valuable information.

@ermvad We don't often get a chance to update components, but we'll let you know as soon as we know what happens when a component is updated.

@ermvad When the remote master side was updated, the following message was displayed during build. ``` NOTICE: Following dependencies have new versions available: Dependency "nopnop2002/RCSwitch": "6f9fe7f068239f02b0a0de2c4e4d693f9612949d" -> "fd6d8d02ccb6597dd8d82449accd1327c0eccc4a" Consider running...

I think ermvad's suggestion is the best one. >As a solution create idf_component.yml near main.c with this: ``` dependencies: ssd1306: path: components/ssd1306/ git: https://github.com/nopnop2002/esp-idf-ssd1306.git ``` I'm closing this issue. You...

Thank you for the suggestion. I'll give it some thought.

I changed like this: - Xbee.cpp ``` void XBee::send(XBeeRequest &request, bool escape) { // the new new deal sendByte(START_BYTE, false); // send length uint8_t msbLen = ((request.getFrameDataLength() + 2) >>...