indeed, is very stiff, but now it works. thanks a lot gents.

Hello guys

I've created an example - using a simple button class - which simulates the three buttons (BtnA, B and C) at the bottom of the display.

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Thanks
Felix

@felmue Amazing felmue! Thanks that was it!

Great help, that did the job. Very thanks

@digiponta thanks for the update.
I had forgotten that some cards are just not compatible

@jamesarm97 Thank you. I had used the try block.

@ajb2k3 Thank you very much for the clarification! :-)

Hello @nunley21

in UIFlow2 the Execute code block is under System.

Edit: looks like @dozauk was quicker!

Thanks
Felix

Thank you very much!!!

@iot_dev Well done getting it working.

@ajb2k3 um i dont get how it relates to the question?
I want to wrap my code in blocks instead of doing hacky stuff.

@pandian-nano Thank you so much!

This code will help :

print(M5.Power.getBatteryLevel())

@kotobuki 0_1699581290928_4d2fb044-3508-4d55-95f4-775381b2dea9-image.png After init, wifi sta needs to be activated.

Thanks for explaining.

Hi,

I found that the print block in the Text category works fine without configuring pins.

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I overthought about this issue.

Thanks,
Shigeru