Re-write of EEPROM functions #73
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This uses the more common EEPROM methods currently built into Arduino. The approach is a lot more complex but handles any size variable and struct more gracefully than previous approach. I originally hit this problem when trying to record a struct. This new approach works flawlessly. Tested against examples and various attempts to break it.
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I've got some additional features I need to add. Hold for a bit... Recording takes too long for multi-byte items (like phone #s). I'll see if I can write a write buffer function. |
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This uses the more common EEPROM methods currently built into Arduino. The approach is a lot more complex but handles any size variable and struct more gracefully than previous approach.
I originally hit this problem when trying to record a struct. This new approach works flawlessly.
Tested against examples and various attempts to break it.