Release Notes

Version 1.0.5

Clear screen behavior improved
The clearScreen() function now avoids unnecessary screen refreshes when the display is already blank.
(Issue #36)
Bitmap generator resizing support
The Bitmap generator can now resize output arrays if a target size is specified.
(Issue #39)
Plotter improvements
Added support to render various types of graphs and charts directly on the display.
(Issue #31)

In compatibility with boards that use <C++11 Standards
Fixed the incompatibility issue caused by the aggregate initialization on the anonymous internal structure Entity
(Issue #41)
Text rendering re-renders the display
Fixed unintended full display re-render when updating text fields.
(Issue #32)
Narrowing conversion warning
Resolved compile-time narrowing conversion warnings on Raspberry Pi microcontrollers.
(Issue #35)
Bitmap rendering instability
Fixed bitwise row-column exchange logic that caused rendering errors on low-resolution bitmaps.
(Issue #38)
Bitmap height mismatch
The generated bitmap arrays now accurately reflect the intended height.
(Issue #37)
Exception specifier mismatch in pulsePlot()
Corrected the declaration of void OLED::pulsePlot() to match the proper exception specification.
(Issue #34)
Normal vector misalignment for thick lines
Fixed an error that led to directional drift when rendering thick lines due to incorrect normal vector calculations.
(Issue #40)

Full Changelog: v1.0.4...v1.0.5

Clear screen behavior improved
The clearScreen() function now avoids unnecessary screen refreshes when the display is already blank.
(Issue #36)
Bitmap generator resizing support
The Bitmap generator can now resize output arrays if a target size is specified.
(Issue #39)
Plotter improvements
Added support to render various types of graphs and charts directly on the display.
(Issue #31)

Text rendering re-renders the display
Fixed unintended full display re-render when updating text fields.
(Issue #32)
Narrowing conversion warning
Resolved compile-time narrowing conversion warnings on Raspberry Pi microcontrollers.
(Issue #35)
Bitmap rendering instability
Fixed bitwise row-column exchange logic that caused rendering errors on low-resolution bitmaps.
(Issue #38)
Bitmap height mismatch
The generated bitmap arrays now accurately reflect the intended height.
(Issue #37)
Exception specifier mismatch in pulsePlot()
Corrected the declaration of void OLED::pulsePlot() to match the proper exception specification.
(Issue #34)
Normal vector misalignment for thick lines
Fixed an error that led to directional drift when rendering thick lines due to incorrect normal vector calculations.
(Issue #40)

Full Changelog: v1.0.3...v1.0.4

What's new:

Improved rendering efficiency
Inflating functionality. From now on, you should call the inflate() method to apply the changes.
Enhanced OLED power mode functionality and update I2C clock settings
Some selected devices support Turbo Mode (Works only on devices which support 1MHz+ I2C transfer speeds)
Added support for fragments stack management.
Fragments support recycling.
Improved memory management.
Improved memory deallocation and reuse with the help of '=' overloaded operator in drawables.
Users can create custom drawables by inheriting from the Drawable class.
Fixed various minor bugs and improved overall stability.

A lightweight and versatile library to control SSD1306-based OLED displays with Arduino.

What's new:

Added new feature- Fragments: New dynamic collection of Drawable objects inspired from Android's Fragment. (Refer the documentation for more details)
Bug Fixes
Memory optimization

A lightweight and versatile library to control SSD1306-based OLED displays with Arduino.

What's new:

Added support for Bitmap rendering. Images can be converted to bitmaps arrays using the Python script provided.
Fixed bugs in low-end Arduino devices.
Fixed some pixel issues related to geometric shapes
Geometric shapes now support thickness
Added highlight text, with animation
Now supports clearing an area instead of the whole display

A lightweight and versatile library to control SSD1306-based OLED displays with Arduino.