fix: Add platform compatibility for BUFFER_LENGTH (add ESP32) #4
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This pull request introduces several improvements focused on code formatting consistency, cross-platform compatibility, and code style cleanup for the
LiquidCrystal_I2Clibrary. The main changes include the addition of formatting configuration files, updates to VSCode workspace settings, and a comprehensive refactor to consistently use Allman braces and improve buffer handling for multiple platforms.Formatting and Editor Configuration:
.clang-formatfile to enforce consistent C++ code style, including indentation, brace placement, and other formatting rules..vscode/settings.jsonto align editor settings with the new formatting standards and ensure consistent formatting for C/C++ files, with special handling for.cppand header files.Cross-platform Buffer Handling:
LiquidCrystal_I2C.cppto support ESP32, ESP8266, AVR, and RP2040 platforms, ensuring the correct I2C buffer length is used based on the target architecture.Code Style Consistency:
LiquidCrystal_I2C.cppto use Allman-style braces and improved code readability by reformatting function bodies and comments because there was no continous style.