Liam Howatt

I'm having some trouble reproducing it. Are you using NemaGFX? Are these correct? ``` hltdc.Init.AccumulatedHBP = 30; hltdc.Init.AccumulatedVBP = 16; hltdc.Init.AccumulatedActiveW = 350; hltdc.Init.AccumulatedActiveH = 836; hltdc.Init.TotalWidth = 356; hltdc.Init.TotalHeigh...

Nice to be evaluating this implementation. Thanks for your input. > If the object was deleted and the block of feed memory was reused by another lv_obj_t starting at the...

Okay I think I understand the use case of `lv_obj_is_valid`. For @bhspyder's SquareLine example, there is a collection of obj pointers that is being pruned using `lv_obj_is_valid`? I can appreciate...

Can I please challenge someone to come up with an example use case of `lv_obj_is_valid` so I can understand its true utility? Even in the SquareLine case, after it prunes...

Fixed by #7185

Makes sense, I see the need. Yes, in general the LVGL API doesn't require the user to use global variables. Could we find a way to do it so that...

Hi, sorry for the delay. In general I think it looks like a good solution. Please open a PR for it. I would recommend making the new function names more...

`.` is shown by the file explorer because `lv_fs_dir_read` finds it. You can see `.` in the output of `ls -a` on Linux or `dir` on Windows. `..` means parent...

> `.` is shown by the file explorer because `lv_fs_dir_read` finds it. Sorry, I was incorrect. It actually gets added regardless of whether `lv_fs_dir_read` finds it, apparently.

Closing as #7270 was merged.