I have developed a device able to measure acceleration, so I essentialy have a GUI with a "start", "stop" buttons and also a text buffer showing the result of the last measurement.
When I press the start button, a measurment starts and it keeps going untill I press the stop button.
However, I would now like to make repeated measurements as follows, without having to touch the screen myself:
Press Start button
for (i = 1, i < 31, i++) // Repeat 30 times
{
if ( collected_samples >= some_value )
Press Stop button
else
Keep collecting samples
}
I tried calling the EndCallback functions from main.c and altough I was succesful in stopping the measurement, the GUI Freezes (No HardFault or anyting like that). The GUI simply becomes irresponsive.
Therefore, I was wondering if there is another way of interacting with the GUI without actually touching the display. For example, maybe each button is linked to a boolean value or some other variable that I can alter from the code (in order to simulate an interaction with the GUI)
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