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      peter153
      last edited by

      @m5stack

      Github Display_Unicode example has an error.

      ***CUF_24px.h:156463:7: error: 'EncodeRange' does not name a type

      const EncodeRange CUF_24pxEncodeRange[] PROGMEM = {***

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        m5stack
        last edited by

        Pls modify <m5stack path>/src/utility/In_eSPI_Setup.h, At the end of the file add "#define USE_M5_FONT_CREATOR"

        you could check the note in the code head

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          peter153
          last edited by

          Add the In_eSPI_Setup.h file to the aduino IDE project, and #define.. Does this mean that the annotation should be lifted?

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            peter153
            last edited by

            same error.

            ![alt text](0_1584752127867_examplUniicode.JPG image url)

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              tehnolog
              last edited by

              I have the same problem with "Display_Unicode" example. I added "#define USE_M5_FONT_CREATOR", but now I have the error: "Sketch to big"
              Please, help me. I need Unicode characters.

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                tehnolog @tehnolog
                last edited by

                @tehnolog I solved my problem

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                  Lewis-H
                  last edited by

                  Unicode characters can then be entered by holding down Alt , and typing + on the numeric keypad, followed by the hexadecimal code – using the numeric keypad for digits from 0 to 9 and letter keys for A to F – and then releasing Alt .

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