Library Arduino 1.0 compatibility

libraries/ShiftLCD/examples/CreateChar/CreateChar.pde

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+/*
+  ShiftLCD Library - CreateChar
+ 
+ Demonstrates the use a 16x2 LCD display.  The ShiftLCD library works with
+ all LCD displays that are compatible with the Hitachi HD44780 driver.
+ There are many of them out there, and you can usually tell them by the
+ 16-pin interface.
+ 
+ This sketch prints "Hello, World!" and then adds a smiley after it
+ 
+  The circuit:
+ 
+ ---Shift Register 74HC595---
+ * SR Pin 14 to Arduino pin 2
+ * SR Pin 12 to Arduino pin 3
+ * SR Pin 11 to Arduino pin 4
+ * SR Pin  8 to Ground
+ * SR Pin 16 to +5v
+ * SR Pin 13 to Ground
+ * SR Pin 10 to +5v
+ -----Shift Reg to LCD--------
+ * SR Pin 15 to D7
+ * SR Pin 1  to D6
+ * SR Pin 2  to D5
+ * SR Pin 3  to D4
+ * SR Pin 5  to MOSFET gate
+ * SR Pin 6  to Enable
+ * SR Pin 7  to RS
+ -----LCD HD44780-------------
+ * Vss to Ground
+ * Vdd to +5V
+ * Vo  to 10k Wiper
+ * R/W to Ground
+ * 5v  to +5v
+ * Gnd to MOSFET Drain
+ ------N Chanel MOSFET--------
+ * Source to Ground
+ * Gate   to SP Pin 5
+ * Drain  to LCD Gnd
+ * 1k Resistor Between gate and source
+ 
+ For a more detailed schematic, please see my blog:
+ 
+ http://cjparish.blogspot.com/2010/01/controlling-lcd-display-with-shift.html 
+ 
+ Library modified from the original LiquidCrystal Library
+ Example based on the code from the arduino.cc reference library for LiquidCrystal
+ Chris Parish, January 17th 2010
+ 
+ */
+
+ //include the library code:
+ #include <ShiftLCD.h>
+
+ // initalise the library with the numbers of the interface pins
+ ShiftLCD lcd(2,4,3);
+
+ //define the smiley
+ byte smiley[8] = {
+   B00000,
+   B10001,
+   B00000,
+   B00000,
+   B10001,
+   B01110,
+   B00000,
+ };
+
+
+ void setup()
+ {
+   // create the character. This must be done before calling lcd.begin
+   lcd.createChar(0, smiley);
+   // initalise the display with the number of row and colums:
+   lcd.begin(16,2);
+   // output Hello World to the display:
+   lcd.print("Hello, World!");
+   // output the custom character:
+   lcd.write(0);
+ }
+ 
+ void loop()
+ {
+ }