IP6 Daily weather example fixed

Author: gogi640

examples/Inkplate6/Projects/Daily_Weather_Station_Example/Daily_Weather_Station_Example.ino

@@ -97,6 +97,11 @@ char temps[4][8] = {
 
 // Variables for storing hour strings
 uint8_t hours = 0;
+// Variable for counting partial refreshes
+long refreshes = 0;
+
+// Constant to determine when to full update
+const int fullRefresh = 10;
 
 // Variables for storing current time and weather info
 char currentTemp[16] = "0F";

examples/Inkplate6/Projects/Daily_Weather_Station_Example/Network.cpp

@@ -169,9 +169,7 @@ bool Network::getData(char *city, char *temp1, char *temp2, char *temp3, char *t
                 {
                     char temp[48];
                     strcpy(temp, doc["list"][i]["dt_txt"]);
-                    Serial.println(temp);
 
-                    
                     if (strstr(temp, "15:00:00")) // Show time in 15:00 for every day
                     {
                         struct tm t;

examples/Inkplate6PLUS/Others/Inkplate_TicTacToe/Inkplate_TicTacToe.ino

@@ -43,12 +43,6 @@ char board[3][3] = {
     {'_', '_', '_'},
 };
 
-// If your Inkplate doesn't have external (or second) MCP I/O expander, you should uncomment next line,
-// otherwise your code could hang out when you send code to your Inkplate.
-// You can easily check if your Inkplate has second MCP by turning it over and 
-// if there is missing chip near place where "MCP23017-2" is written, but if there is
-// chip soldered, you don't have to uncomment line and use external MCP I/O expander
-
 void setup()
 {
     Serial.begin(115200);

examples/Inkplate6PLUS/Projects/Calculator/Calculator.ino

@@ -16,12 +16,6 @@ char op = ' ';
 double result = 0;
 int rightNumPos = 0;
 
-// If your Inkplate doesn't have external (or second) MCP I/O expander, you should uncomment next line,
-// otherwise your code could hang out when you send code to your Inkplate.
-// You can easily check if your Inkplate has second MCP by turning it over and 
-// if there is missing chip near place where "MCP23017-2" is written, but if there is
-// chip soldered, you don't have to uncomment line and use external MCP I/O expander
-
 void setup()
 {
     Serial.begin(115200);