Actually, the M_SPACE was defined as M_SPACE=  SPACE (note the 2 spaces 
before the "SPACE"). This was one of the tests I ran.

For me this makes it a little easier to format messages in the LCD 
(perhaps). Spaces after the '=' are significant (including trailing 
spaces...).

Thus:
M_TRAILING=TRAILING      
followed by 4 spaces would look like
TRAILING    \000
in the output.

Rolf


Keith wrote:
> Looks like a good tool.
>
> Just 1 stupid question...
>
> if M_SPACE is 50, why is M_SUBSET 54? to me it looks like it should be 52,
> 54 should be pointing to the E.
>
> SPACE\000Main Menu\000\
>
> #define M_SPACE 50
> ---
> #define M_SUBSET 54
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
>   


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