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From: Frank Thaule <45801291+fratha@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 2021 22:01:30 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Updated example code

Updated the provided example code to be easier to understand.
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 A user-space driver for controlling Matrix Orbital character type displays (LCD/VFD w/wo keypad) in Linux through serial (UART) interface.
 
 The driver is designed in a modular way to be able to control multiple display instances. It is also made ready to be included directly in a C++ project.
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 At this point in time, I2C and OneWire support are not implemented. Maybe it'll be realized in a future release if there is a interest for it.
 
 In addition, all commands that could alter the content of the non-volatile part of the display's memory is left out. This is done intentionally as a precaution to eliminate the risk of memory-wear. That said, the function **mtxorb_write()** allows for sending raw data/custom commands to the display. Use with caution as you could potentially brick your display!