Please note that this forum is closed to new entries, and is now readonly, questions about taskmanager - https://github.com/davetcc/TaskManagerIO/discussions

As you can imagine, we have very limited time to look at issues, and we're giving that time to you without charge. Please do provide a standalone sketch that I can run that reproduces the issue on the other forum.

Thanks,
Dave.

To conclude this thread as it is still searched for a lot, tcMenu now supports TcUnicode. This provides full UTF-8 Unicode with the standard Adafruit_GFX library. It also works for many other display libraries. It is tested with every plugin that we have.

TcMenu Designer can generate menus with this support out of the box. The designer will output C++ files with UTF-8 strings.

https://www.thecoderscorner.com/products/arduino-libraries/tc-unicode-helper/

https://www.thecoderscorner.com/products/arduino-libraries/tc-menu/using-custom-fonts-in-menu/

The support for this is new in 3.0 and will be improved over the next few releases.

TcMenu 3.0 has been released, it is compatible with IoAbstraction 3.0.

If you want to stay on TcMenu 2.5 for now, continue to use IoAbstraction 2.4.3

If you want to use TcMenu 3.0, use IoAbstraction 3.0.

For TcMenu users, please don't upgrade to 3.0.x of IoAbstraction until TcMenu 3.0 is released. Hopefully later today.

For now go back to 2.4.3 of IoAbstraction and I'll release TcMenu 3.0 today.

https://github.com/davetcc/IoAbstraction/releases/tag/3.0.2 should make its way into arduino library manager later today and fix this issue. Mean time take IoAbstraction 3.0.0. Apologies for this and thanks for letting me know.

Please can you revert IoAbstraction to 3.0.0 until I have chance to release tcMenu 3.0 later today.

See https://forum.arduino.cc/t/ioabstraction-library-2-4-3-0-0-important-note-about-changeencoderprecision/1070640

It looks like you’re using a very old version of designer. Can you confirm which version you’re using and compare it against the last release on GitHub please.

An on that note, I'll add support for the TFT_eSPI touch functions directly, as many people have asked for it now. As 3.0 is being tested now its too late, I'll add it to 3.1

esp32Amplifier project but it complained about "ILI9341_WHITE" was not declared in this scope

When I'm doing my testing, I have a wider range of libraries installed, so if I have an accidental inclusion of something like that, it would work. Just replace that with RGB(255, 255, 255). Thanks for pointing out and I'll fix it.

For touch screen, there are a few supported devices that we test regularly with:

1. Two common touch libraries https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/XPT2046_Touchscreen and https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_FT6206_Library
2. Resistive touch screen - no library is needed for this, the support is directly within tcMenu
3. On STM32 the HAL/BSP native touch functions are supported.

It is really easy to write another driver, most of the code is broken out from the coordinate acquisition.

Did you choose the Uno option in the liquid crystal settings for code generator?

Have you tried one of the tft espi examples and checked that the example works? Most issues like this are board / display setup.

Ah, I didn't notice logs were already attached.

I'll fix this in 3.0, it shouldn't fail when an item that's customized isn't found.

The quickest option for now is to delete (or rename) - ~\.tcmenu\panels\044adb6f-3764-440b-bda9-472ab88719f7-layout.xml

I suspect there's an issue with a saved configuration or something.

All the configuration is in "~/.tcmenu"

You could try to remove the "panels" directory from there and see if it starts again.

Before that though, please could you attach the logs from ~/.tcmenu/logs directory, there should be logs for embed control there, they should be named connector.*