Rop Gonggrijp

I think one that handles everything is the way to go, and that was where I was headed next. I'm trying to mail you but you seem to not be...

This, which I think is what you mean, which renders a default style button for me: ```c++ #include #include ezWindow test(50, 50, 220, 80); ezButton ok(110, 200, 100, 32, "OK");...

Buttons are created in a very similar fashion, you'll just have to create the buttons underneath the screen yourself, they don't come with the package. The 1000Hz example should show...

I think it makes most sense to create an overarching class that inherits TouchButton and draws the button, possibly using TFT_eSPI's Button. That way it's only one call, the events...

Alright. Have a play with the "visual" branch on [my fork](https://github.com/ropg/M5Core2). No documentation yet, but the example from Examples directory should tell you what's going on. I ended up sticking...

I wanted to make something nicer and took the TFT_eSPI thing more as inspiration than as something to be compatible with. I would first try making a child class that...

Bear with me and see if I follow everything correctly, I had never really looked at touch or buttons in TFT_eSPI before, but now I have a little bit. First...

I would like to stick with what M5Stack already has, and they have freefonts compiled in. While not compiling them in is an option, it is an option for the...

Just pushed new version to visual fork. New M5Display functions `M5.Lcd.pushState()` and `M5.Lcd.popState()` are now called from the draw routine. Everything completely non-invasive, as proven by: ```c++ #include TouchButton br(165,...

**`TFT_eSPI_Button` support is here !!** With the current version of the library [this](https://github.com/Bodmer/TFT_eSPI/blob/master/examples/Generic/TFT_Button_Label_Datum/TFT_Button_Label_Datum.ino) compiles if I replace ```c++ #include TFT_eSPI tft = TFT_eSPI(); ``` with ```c++ #include M5Display& tft =...