Lab 4

Hey Everyone, for this lab I'm going to attempt Lab 4.

As the labs progress they continue to get harder and require alot more skills. For this weeks lab we were supposed to choose 2 out fo the 4 options given to us. the options where an adding calculator, a data input form, a hex dump or a screen color selector.

Despite being done in groups, for the first lab we never really got much done for the labs, and for the next lab I wasn't able to show up so i decided to this one alone pretty much. The two options I selected were the data input form and the screen colour selector.

For the data input form we were asked to create a sub routine that enables the user to enter a 40 character string. the user should also be able to use the arrow keys to move and edit the text. using this, we much collect the users information such as the name, address, city, province, and postal code. When completed the code will display the information as a shipping address

The screen color selector we must display a list of colors available on the bit mapped display. Using the arrow keys, the user can scroll through the colors, and whichever color is highlighted the bitmap display will fill with the color.

Currently this Assignment is not completed so there is nothing on my Github Currently. Though it should be completed before its due

Though I did attempt to do the lab. I started by using the code exampled given in the wiki. After playing around with the code I did get a bit of the code to work though its unclear if it would be used in the final copy or not. I would need to play around with it a bit more

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