Double quotes/angle brackets in include

[Zetopan]

Please note that the LPS35HW library located @ https://github.com/pilotak/LPS35HW cannot compile since neither includes "LPS35HW.h" nor "MeteoFunctions.h" and their associated CPP files appear to exist anywhere that I can find. These included header files are quoted instead of being in brackets and hence are apparently not part of the normal Arduino IDE library. Thank you.

[pilotak]

MeteoFunctions are not part of this library. This lib compiles fine with Arduino IDE and PlatformIO please see https://github.com/pilotak/LPS35HW/actions/runs/436517133 if you are having a problems, than please attach the error log

[Zetopan]

Since I am new to Arduino and GetHub I have to ask some additional questions. I am unable to find any PlatformIO library in the Arduino IDE. Where can I find all of the relevant source files that are apparently in PlatformIO to allow for a complete compilation? Thank you.

[pilotak]

I'm sorry, but you should learn how to use libraries first before raising an issue that it doesn't work. ie here https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-all-about-arduino-libraries-install-use forget about PlatformIO at the moment. This library is part of Library Manager...

[Zetopan]

Pavel: I knew how to use Arduino libraries since I already had 7 libraries installed before expressing the problem that I encountered on the Arduino forum. Someone there indicated that I should post the problem on GetHub. I have since determined that the reason why I could not find the missing source files (quoted instead of bracketed #include file names) is that you apparently used the PlatformIO instead of the Arduino IDE. I henceforth found the missing source files under the PlatformIO branch on GetHub instead of the Arduino branch. I had to do this on my own (which I don’t mind) because apparently few (if any) of the Arduino forum users were aware of the bracket vs quote distinction. I am perplexed why you didn’t simply state that PlatformIO IDE was an alternative to the Arduino IDE, and I should pursue that to resolve the problem. Since I am admittedly a newbie with Arduino and GetHub, that simple detail would have immediate resolved the issue for me, instead of your actual red herring advice. I am not your enemy (I sure didn’t vote for DJT ☺) and I was not attacking your contributions. I actually posted the question on the Arduino forum once I reached a dead end looking for any library that had PlatformIO in it. At the time I thought that PlatformIO was a missing include file, not knowing that it was an alternative IDE. A forum moderator indicated that I should file a GetHub issue, so I did. This also suggests that few (if any) active Arduino forum members know about the PlatformIO IDE. I will update the Arduino forum issue with the details about quoted include file names being an indicator that the PlatformIO IDE was used instead of the Arduino IDE so that the forum members there become aware of this. From: Pavel S ***@***.*** Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2022 8:57 AM To: pilotak/LPS35HW Cc: Zetopan; Author Subject: Re: [pilotak/LPS35HW] Missing files (Issue #2) I'm sorry, but you should learn how to use libraries first before raising an issue that it doesn't work. ie here https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-all-about-arduino-libraries-install-use forget about PlatformIO at the moment. This library is part of Library Manager... — Reply to this email directly, view <#2 (comment)> it on GitHub, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/A3TT6LYULKAAO5SRBHU3KD3WDQQULANCNFSM6AAAAAARFNRSQM> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread. <https://github.com/notifications/beacon/A3TT6L75YIKT7346WOTAD2DWDQQULA5CNFSM6AAAAAARFNRSQOWGG33NNVSW45C7OR4XAZNMJFZXG5LFINXW23LFNZ2KUY3PNVWWK3TUL5UWJTSMJM2MW.gif> Message ID: ***@***.***>

[pilotak]

I didn't want to be rude or anythink like that, i suppose you started the conversation from wrong end - you said it doesn't compile, library is not in PIO (which are know there is) and you are a newbie which rings the bell to me you don't know how to libraries, so i'm sorry.

I actually use both IDE and PIO. As per documentation https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/structure/further-syntax/include/ i can use double quotes which will first search in sketch folder and if not found in libraries folder but i will double check that