Scott Allen

> Easy enough to have a `setFont(ptr)`... I think it's acceptable to require you to specify the font after startup, even if it's the supplied built-in default font. As far...

> To me a full font rendering engine with different faces/sizes starts to sound like an external library perhaps. I was thinking it should be a separate library even with...

> Default font or "build your own" or "use this great font lib" isn't completely terrible asnwer. Sounds good to me.

I'd just like to state this here, in case someone reviewing this conversation decides to create a font rendering engine based on the [SparkFun MicroView Library](https://github.com/sparkfun/SparkFun_MicroView_Arduino_Library). With this library, you...

> We need to start coming up with great suggestions for a "full kit" Well, if someone wants to start a discussion and list of what this "full kit" would...

> Much shorter and I bet the code would weigh in at less than 26*2 bytes. Sure, and even more so if your sketch used more than one font with...

displayThenClear() Assuming it will produce the same result as: ``` cpp arduboy.display(); arduboy.clear(); ```

> Actually in order to understand it it really needs to be displayAndClear() This is an API function. The user doesn't have to know what's going on under the covers....

@natio94 If you want to be able to intermix tones with a 1 or 2 part score, you could look into using or adapting [ArduboyPlaytune](https://github.com/Arduboy/ArduboyPlaytune).

I'll consider adding the .gitattributes file, after researching it a bit. However, I don't want to put anything in .gitignore that pertains to a specific O/S or editor. I feel...